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Just out Nature Communications, our latest study demonstrates an autonomous system that shows multiple (dis)assembly cycles using minimal building blocks in a closed system. Grateful to SERB Anusandhan National Research Foundation #nonequilbrium #systemschem @swarnajayanti IISER Kolkata

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The system leverages non-equilibrium assembly and feedback loops, importantly in the absence of evolved enzymes! Shout out @AntaraReja @SangamJ53156182 @sumitpalchem @subhajit2019 & special thanks to Chetan Gadgil & Ashley from NCL Pune for the insightful kinetic modeling!!

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@NatureComms @serbonline @ANRFIndia @iiserkol Congratulations DD 🎉

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@NatureComms @serbonline @ANRFIndia @iiserkol Congratulations, Sir and team 🎉

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@NatureComms @serbonline @ANRFIndia @iiserkol Interesting! Congratulations to the team!💐💐

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@NatureComms @serbonline @ANRFIndia @iiserkol Nice work as usual!

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@NatureComms @serbonline @ANRFIndia @iiserkol Congratulations Sir and team !!

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