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The biologically relevant gas hydrogen sulfide is a source of radicals that have been found to catalyze the cis–trans isomerization of unsaturated lipids in a vesicle suspension (see picture). This biomimetic model highlights the importance of double-bond geometry in membrane lipids and has significance for the investigation of H2S activity (damaging and signaling) in a biological milieu.
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