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Alphabetical list articles with annotations, from journals published in 2019 in the journal Chemistry and Life:

Homo Scribens - a person who writes

LTP - allergy proteins

Species nova

Who's got ice cream!

Aggressive green mass

Battery and transport of the future

Alpha and omega fatty acids

Aluminum and Rome

Arthrospira named Spirulina

African paths of Gumilyov

Bacteria rule us

Balance

Without fear and reproach

Protein that causes atherosclerosis

Australian tantalum fight

The burden of the big genome

The future is at the door

Fipronil is to blame for bee deaths

Pluto contains ammonia and water

In one white-white office

Faith in Aloe

Substance that prolongs the life of carnosine

View or no view?

Views without standards

Time to choose

Is natural always better than synthetic?

Is all sugar sweet?

Can bacillus cure diabetes?

Generator

Genetics explain the sour taste of lemons

Genetics consider deceived husbands

Bitter Bumblebee Bread

David Livingston: doctor, traveler, missionary

Two codes

Two free from HIV

John Goodenough: At 97, I still haven't done my job

Think easier!

Bad heredity Ae

Is there life on Mars?

Women's give names

Life of Wonderful Quotes

Live, not survive

Mystery of stellar promethium

The Mystery of Malachite Hair

Smell conveys emotions

Exercise, cold, alcohol - what do you have in common?

green seeds

Green tea is a heaven sent drink

Knowledge of the illiterate

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