Amino Acid Reactivity as a Signature to Distinguish Life from Abiotic Matter
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Scientists propose a life-detection method that looks at how reactive amino acids are, not just whether they’re present, because living systems keep more reactive ones while non-living environments destroy them, and it correctly identifies life about 95% of the time across 200+ samples, though it requires instruments that can measure both molecules and their abundances.
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