What are chemical signs of life beyond Earth?
To look for molecules that point to life, scientists seek to understand what makes biochemistry different from everything else
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November 30, 2020 Cover
Volume 98, Issue 46
To look for molecules that point to life, scientists seek to understand what makes biochemistry different from everything else
Cover image:Chemists ponder which molecular signatures matter
Credit: Chad Hagen
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