Peptides Show Stability in Venus-Like Acidic Environments
MIT researchers found that short peptides can maintain stability and fold into defined 3D structures in highly acidic conditions, similar to Venus's sulfuric acid clouds. This discovery suggests that the search for extraterrestrial life should consider planets with diverse and extreme environments, broadening the scope of potential habitable worlds.
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