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Where can we find arsenic in a DNA structure?

It's been interesting to watch as microbiology's own cold fusion debate has been raging. It began with an extraordinary claim about bacteria using arsenate as a replacement when phosphate concentrations are low (1). It progressed when at least two scientist / bloggers ( here, and here) ( not bloggers! the ...

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