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Abiotic anammox by a naturally occurring mineral - Nature Chemistry

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By Timothy Warren Verified
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The enzymatic conversion of NH4+ and NO2– to N2 catalysed by bacteria is critical to maintain nitrogen balance in the environment and for wastewater treatment. Now, a simple abiotic catalyst, the naturally occurring mineral, covellite, shows a remarkable mimicry for the entire reaction pathway.
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Get to Know NO | Nature Chemistry

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By Timothy Warren Verified
| Nature Verified
Nitric oxide is at the heart of myriad environmental and biological processes. Pokhraj Ghosh and Timothy Warren explore the molecular interconnections and wide-ranging impacts of this molecule which is critical for the health of our planet.
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Lesions in a songbird vocal circuit increase variability in song syntax

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By Avani Koparkar, Timothy Warren Verified, Jonathan Charlesworth, Sooyoon Shin
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eLife assessment Songbirds provide a tractable model system to study mechanisms of vocal production and sequencing, and past work showed that lesions to lMAN, the output of a basal ganglia thalamocortical loop, reduced vocal variability, consistent with a role in motor exploration.
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