A three-color image of the CygX region constructed from SPHEREx mosaics. In this image, blue is 1.13–1.19 μm, green is 2.9–3.20 μm (containing the H2O ice absorption feature), and red
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Scanning tunneling microscope image of a molecule from the Ryugu sample. b Atomic force microscope image acquired by the multi-pass method. c Processed image of (b). Ring structure is overlaid.
A Overlay of the base binding pockets of MAN (AlphaFold3 structure AF-A0A2T5C445-F1-v4)77 and CHU (PDB ID 6AN9)19. Conserved residues other than H118, R117, and N138 that mediate binding are not
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