Colorful illustration of spherical lipid nanoparticles.

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 Digital illustration of coiled molecules assembled into larger constructs.

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 The illustration depicts a scientific experiment involving X-rays and a copper catalyst. At the top of the image, a timeline in milliseconds (10 to 70) shows the sequence of reactions. Below the timeline, there are representations of molecular structures and annotations. The bottom part has a graph labeled “MODULATED VOLTAGE” showing a fluctuating voltage pattern marked by rectangular pulse shapes.
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