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Cigarette smoke leaves behind "thirdhand smoke," a harmful, lingering residue.
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Manal Swairjo is trying to figure out the inner workings of transfer RNA.
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The left molecule shows an unstable atropisomer, its axis of chirality shown by the red arrow. On the right is a stable "arrangements."
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