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c-FLIP loss links arrest of gene expression to TNFα-dependent antiviral guard immunity. [PDF]
Sonnett M +10 more
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Design principles, growth laws, and competition of minimal autocatalysts. [PDF]
Sakref Y, Rivoire O.
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Substrate Exclusion Greenlights Physical Autocatalysis of Enzyme Activity in Membraneless Proto-Organelles. [PDF]
Ahmed T, Verma A, Takayama S.
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Traceless protein semisynthesis in cells using the promiscuous ultra-fast split intein NrdJ-1. [PDF]
Ye X +5 more
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Chemical waves in reaction-diffusion networks of small organic molecules. [PDF]
Paikar A +10 more
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The RNA-First Fallacy: Conflating Evolutionary Ancestry with Prebiotic Primacy. [PDF]
Kahana A.
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AbstractSelf‐replication is a fundamental concept. The idea of an entity that can repeatedly create more of itself has captured the imagination of many thinkers from von Neumann to Vonnegut. Beyond the sciences and science fiction, autocatalysis has found currency in economics and language theory, and has raised ethical fears memorably summed up by the
Stephen P Fletcher, Andrew J Bissette
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The Origin of Anion−π Autocatalysis
The autocatalysis of epoxide-opening ether cyclizations on the aromatic surface of anion-π catalysts stands out as a leading example of emergent properties expected from the integration of unorthodox interactions into catalysis. A working hypothesis was proposed early on, but the mechanism of anion-π autocatalysis has never been elucidated.
Stefan Matile, Mei‐Ling Tan
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