I probably could put this in medicine, but I felt like the future advancements with this research would be more suited for that space.

Suppose an insect's body gets upside down and their wings get attached to the surface due to water drops? What can a human do to help them without damaging their wings or body?

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https://www.livescience.com/47311-antarctic-insect-smallest-genome.html

The paper is already a few years old, but I have just read it and it provides some very valuable insight about the redox reactions that happen inside our cells, and explains why NADP is so prominent in this redox chemistry.

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