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Why do living things almost always use just one version of certain molecules, while the mirror-image version is largely absent from nature? It's a question that…
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Define modern medicine.<br>For decades they know about chirality and its effects.<br>In the 70ies and 80ies Prof. F. Vögtle also already worked on chirality and supramolecular chemistry.
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Th79hoGUyyo&t=20">0:20</a> lady your only job is to pronounce words correctly, this is embarrassing.
so with this drugs do not have side effects anymore?
So... we are now able to separate the Good from the Neutral and the Bad? Well that's good 👍 ... as long no one wants to ship only the Bad 😮
Stereoisomer? This won the Nobel prize? I studied this in the 70s?
If I look into a mirror, I see a grumpy old dude.<br>What went wrong with evolution?🤯
"haha, words are hard!" You have one job, to read the teleprompter
The Nobel political scams. 👎👎👎<br>Who cares, go away!
inaccurate, it's not that mirror versions can't or don't produce life, it's more so about compatibility and partially randomness, a huge worry in the field, whether legitimate or not, is mirror life, an artificial cell created with mirror compounds and chemicals would be invisible to our life, and we would be invisible, hypothetically, to it, so it could potentially run rampant and suffocate every other cell of any natural chemical or element
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