OK so here’s a different way of illustrating the Calvin Cycle, the light-independent sequence of reactions in photosynthesis. There are no molecular representations, no long chemical names. Instead, this cycle shows the number of carbon atoms in the input, output and cycle intermediates, together with their average oxidation states and the number of molecules present. […]| carnotcycle
Mitloehner lab Ph.D. student Samantha Werth, M.S. explains that cattle are often thought to contribute to climate change because they belch methane (CH4), a greenhouse gas. While this is true, cattle do belch methane, it is actually part of an important natural cycle, known as the biogenic carbon cycle.| CLEAR Center
Bored of ‘Monopoly?’ Try These Three Gameswrote about a few board games for the wall street journal.| You Are Here
