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An aldo-keto reductase with 2-keto- L-gulonate reductase activity functions in L-tartaric acid biosynthesis from vitamin C in Vitis vinifera

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By Yong Jia, Emi Schutz, Crista A Burbidge, Crystal Sweetman
| The Journal of Biological Chemistry Verified
Yong Jia1, Crista A Burbidge2, Crystal Sweetman2, Emi Schutz1, Kathy Soole2, Colin Jenkins3, Robert D Hancock4, John B Bruning1* and Christopher M Ford1 1University of Adelaide, Australia 2Flinders University, Australia 3College of Science and Engineering, Flinders University, Australia 4Cell & Molecular Sciences, The James Hutton Institute, United Kingdom ↵* Corresponding author; email: john.bruning{at}adelaide.edu.au Author contributions: Y.J. data curation; Y.J., J.B.B., and C.M.F....
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Exploring microfluidics…using Lego?

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By Charlie Crowe, Ben Aucott, Emi Schutz, Rebekah Kitto
| chembites.org
Whether you say ‘lay-go’, ‘leg-oh’, or ‘lee-go’, we can all agree that LEGO is pretty awesome. My childhood was filled with LEGO houses and castles, tower building competitions, and shredded fingernails from trying to prise apart small plates (did you know they have a tool for that now?). One of the best things about LEGO is that you can create almost anything, from giant sculptures to a working mechanical keyboard.
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