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Breeding Silicon-Carbon Bonds From Proteins Could be a Model of Future Alien Life
A group of scientists from the California Institute of Technology has managed to bring silicon to life for the first time by successfully persuading proteins to breed silicon-carbon bonds that have the ability to make human-made bonds.
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