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Two Greenland ice cores reveal that abrupt climate warming and sea ice retreat in the Arctic preceded maximum iodine levels, reaching peak concentrations during interglacial periods.
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This work, recently published in Nature Communications, has been featured on the Editor's Highlights webpage called "Catalysis", which reports cutting edge research across the field of catalysis.
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Two endolysins with high anti-pneumococcal activity have been structurally and functionally characterized by scientists from the IQFR, CIB and Salamanca University.
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Two articles published in JACS report the photochemical properties of these key sulfur intermediate species, which are building blocks in the formation atmospheric sulfuric acid.
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Structural and biochemical analyses of new tetrameric transferases from psychrophilic and mesophilic bacteria shed light into enzyme activity at low temperatures.
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Presentamos una nueva actividad de la Cátedra Julio Palacios, con el Profesor Harald Andrés Helfgott como invitado, el matemático que ha resuelto recientemente la conjetura de Goldbach (1742)
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The Penicillin-Binding Proteins (PBPs) are transpeptidases that catalyze crosslinking in the bacterial cell wall and the molecular targets of the ß-lactam antibiotics
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Iodine concentration in ice remained constant during the pre-ozone hole period (1800-1974) but has continuously declined since the onset of the ozone hole era (~1975), closely tracking the total ozone evolution over Antarctic
