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Scientists discover crown-shaped sulfur ring in mammalian cells
Original: Scientists spy a crown-shaped sulfur ring in mammalian cells
Chemists report detecting a crown-shaped ring made of sulfur atoms inside mammalian cells, a structure long theorised but rarely observed in living systems. The finding, covered by Chemical & Engineering News, could reshape understanding of sulfur chemistry in biology, since reactive sulfur species are involved in cell signalling and metabolism. Researchers say confirming such unusual sulfur rings in cells opens new questions about how they form and what roles they play in health and disease.
Why now: Newly published chemistry research reveals an unexpected molecular structure in living cells, drawing attention from scientists and science readers.
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- Scientists spy a crown-shaped sulfur ring in mammalian cells · Chemical & Engineering News
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