Ideally the microwave reactions can be driven by green energy, in which case the system could help reduce carbon dioxide by converting it into other useful chemicals. Credit: 2025 Kishimoto et al.
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Larimar Therapeutics Inc. (NASDAQ: LRMR) is trading lower on Monday after the company released data from the ongoing long-term open-label (OL) study evaluating daily subcutaneous 25 mg and 50 mg ...
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