Andrew Rice
Contributing Editor at New York Magazine
Feature writer, New York Magazine. Author of The Year That Broke America. Retweets = procrastination. DMs open. [email protected]
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biorxiv.org | Andrew Rice |Mayuresh G Gadgil |Paola Bisignano |Richard Stein
AbstractAmino acids undergo numerous enzymatic modifications. However, the broad applicability of amino acid-modifying enzymes for synthetic purposes is limited by narrow substrate scope and often unknown regulatory or accessory factor requirements. Here, we characterize ChlH, a flavin-dependent halogenase (FDH) from the chlorolassin biosynthetic gene cluster.
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curbed.com | Andrew Rice
For the past five years, in its slow and grinding way, the federal government labored to bring some sunlight into the shadowy realm of corporate secrecy. A law passed at the end of Donald Trump’s first term, with the support of his Treasury Department and both parties in Congress, imposing new disclosure requirements on the shell companies that are often used to protect financial transactions, like property sales, behind a shield of anonymity.
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pressherald.com | Andrew Rice
LEWISTON — As the spring thaw melts the snow, a winter’s worth of litter is uncovered. In Lewiston in recent years, that litter has included discarded syringes, which can routinely be found in public parks, playgrounds, in trash cans or lying in the street. Two weeks ago, a Public Works crew picked up 3,600 pounds of litter downtown in a single day, including more than 100 needles.
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nymag.com | Andrew Rice
In 2020, at the height of the COVID pandemic, the global advertising conglomerate WPP started to slash almost one-third of its New York office space. Different WPP agencies maintained separate Manhattan headquarters: Ogilvy was on 11th Avenue, Grey on lower Fifth, VML in Columbus Circle. But those buildings were all empty, and there was no telling when or if the thousands of employees who had once worked in them would return.
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nytimes.com | Andrew Rice
LOS ANGELES - "Yes we CAN!" And yes they did. The Canadians' victory at the Los Angeles Sail Grand Prix was good news not only for Giles Scott's quietly efficient team, but for all the underdogs in the 12-boat fleet. Heading into the three-boat final, a winner-takes-all race lasting barely eight minutes, most experts would have picked New Zealand or Australia to take the title in L.A.And yet that would be unfair to Canada, which nearly won on Australia's Sydney Harbour a few weeks earlier.
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