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A newly discovered enzyme found in bacteria raises hopes for a biological solution to plastic pollution — and comes with a surprising double function that is shaking up two fields of research at once. Meanwhile, a groundbreaking search engine is transforming RNA biology by scanning millions of single-cell datasets from thousands of experiments in mere seconds. And AI-designed RNA transporters are now outperforming established delivery systems, with efficiency levels that have left researchers stunned.
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