Front Cover: Complex Coacervation and Compartmentalized Conversion of Prebiotically Relevant Metabolites (ChemSystemsChem 4/2022)

IF 3.1 Q2 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY ChemSystemsChem Pub Date : 2022-06-10 DOI:10.1002/syst.202200018
Iris B. A. Smokers, Merlijn H. I. van Haren, Tiemei Lu, Dr. Evan Spruijt
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The Front Cover shows a light microscopy image of metabolite coacervates. A graphic representation of a metabolic network is projected over the coacervate protocells, containing illustrations that depict different steps in the emergence of life on Earth. Small molecules react to form more complex molecules, which eventually partake in reaction networks. This work shows how metabolites present in these early networks are able to phase separate and form stable coacervate droplets. The coacervates are able to compartmentalize metabolites and increase reaction rates, providing an attractive model for the first generation of protocells. More information can be found in the Research Article by Evan Spruijt and co-workers.

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封面:益生元相关代谢物的复杂凝聚和区隔转化(chemsystemscheme 4/2022)
封面显示了代谢物凝聚物的光镜图像。代谢网络的图形表示投影在密集的原始细胞上,包含描绘地球上生命出现的不同步骤的插图。小分子反应形成更复杂的分子,最终参与到反应网络中。这项工作显示了存在于这些早期网络中的代谢物如何能够相分离并形成稳定的凝聚液滴。凝聚体能够分隔代谢物并增加反应速率,为第一代原始细胞提供了一个有吸引力的模型。更多信息可以在Evan sprujt和同事的研究文章中找到。
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