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Nobel Chemistry 2026: How Kagan, Soai solved century-old 'mirror-image' mystery
Henri B Kagan of France and Kenso Soai from Japan were honored with the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2026. They unveiled the fascinating reason why living organisms favor left-handed amino acids over right-handed ones. Their groundbreaking research focused on generating pharmaceuticals that utilize only the beneficial mirror form of amino acids.
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| Time IST | Outlet | Their headline |
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| 18:30 | Al Jazeera | Henri Kagan, Kenso Soai win chemistry Nobel for ‘mirror image’ breakthrough |
| 19:11 | Times of India Top | Nobel Chemistry 2026: How Kagan, Soai solved century-old 'mirror-image' mystery |
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