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Glycine in the interstellar medium revisited: Resolving conformational complexity kinetically
Numerous attempts to detect glycine, a simple amino acid and a key building block of proteins in all life on Earth, in the interstellar medium have so far been unsuccessful in spite of the fact that it is present in meteorites, comets and asteroids. Glycine is conformationally diverse, existing in e
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