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Researchers from The Scripps Research Institute in California find phosphorylation may have happened earlier than previously thought.
Process adds groups of atoms that include phosphorus to a molecule, bringing extra functions with it.
The team combined chemicals such as fatty acids and glycerol to create more complex vesicles bubble-like structures.
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