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News Release 09-231

Ice Cold: Cooler Than Being Cool

Researchers isolate new type of antifreeze molecule from freeze-tolerant beetle

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Photo of an Alaskan beetle that produces a nonprotein antifreeze molecule.

Alaskan beetle Upis ceramboides produces a nonprotein "antifreeze" molecule.

Credit: Kent Walters, University of Notre Dame


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