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• Roseau, Sept. 14, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Cable News Network (CNN) Travel has nominated the Commonwealth of Dominica as one of the nine best islands in the Caribbean!
• Dominica, also widely referred to as the ‘Nature Isle of the Caribbean’, boasts intricate features that make it one of the ultimate destinations for tourists and visitors alike.
• Some factors that supported this recognition are as follows:
  It is renowned for its lush rainforests, pristine rivers, and abundant waterfalls.
• Spanning approximately 68,000 acres, this park encompasses a diverse range of ecosystems, making it a biodiverse hotspot in the Caribbean.

• The Global Electric Arc Furnace (EAF) Stainless Steel Market is expected to grow in the forecast period and register a market value of USD 159.42 Billion in 2029 at a CAGR of 11.53% during the forecast period.
• Duplex and Super Duplex Stainless Steel is a versatile stainless-steel grade whose product are used by various industry to enhance their product quality and durability.
• The surge in global demand for duplex grade steel is driven by its superior corrosion resistance, high strength, toughness, cost-effectiveness, and increasing adoption in key industrial sectors.
• Furthermore, the growing focus on sustainability and environmental regulations has contributed to the adoption of the EAF stainless steel production method.

• The trio of green hydrogen, green ammonia, and green steel are pivotal in paving the way for a departure from fossil fuels.
• Green ammonia plays a critical role as a bridge connecting green hydrogen production to significant end-use applications like the manufacturing of green steel.
• Green ammonia emerges as a vital conduit, linking the supply of green hydrogen to major industrial uses, particularly in green steel production, and also offers a means to export renewable hydrogen.
• These sectors—green hydrogen, green ammonia, and green steel—lay the foundation for a sustainable and decarbonized industrial future.

• And it’s not just in our bodies: all animals carry out this dance of metabolism, and it turns out none of them do it quite the same way.
• These fingerprints reveal how different creatures meet the demands of survival, growth and reproduction – and offer a whole new way to understand metabolism in unprecedented detail.

A more detailed picture

• For example, the most common kind of carbon is carbon-12, but there is also an isotope called carbon-13 that is a little heavier.
• More recently, scientists have been able to measure isotopes in each of the 20 individual amino acids that make up proteins.
• It’s like seeing every pixel in the TV image, which gives us amazingly detailed metabolic info.

Finding the right carbon

• We used a chemical called ninhydrin to chop off and isolate the carbon atom we wanted from each amino acid.
• We then sent these carbon atoms – from a very metabolically active part of the amino acid called the carboxyl group – through a machine called a mass spectrometer to read their isotope fingerprints.

The four phases of metabolism

• We identified four distinct phases of metabolism: creating fats, destroying fats, creating proteins, and destroying proteins.
• Animals combine these phases in distinct ways to accomplish growth and reproduction.
• By peering deep into the isotopes of amino acids, we will be able to understand eukaryote metabolism like never before, in animals, plants and fungi.