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Chemistry Nobel awarded to French and Japanese scientists for work on life’s asymmetry

The Chemistry Nobel has been awarded to French and Japanese scientists whose work addressed the long-standing mystery of asymmetry in life.

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The Chemistry Nobel has been awarded to French and Japanese scientists for solving the mystery of life’s asymmetry.

The prize recognises research focused on why asymmetry occurs in life. The award’s recipients come from France and Japan, according to the information available.

No further details about the scientists, their research or the formal announcement were provided in the supplied material. The award nevertheless identifies their work on life’s asymmetry as the basis for this year’s Chemistry Nobel.

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The latest known position is that the prize has been awarded in recognition of this research.

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