Energy controlled distribution of isotopes in biocatalytic systems: A means of linking phylogeny, physiology and the rock record.
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Shawn McGlynn is from the Tokyo Institute of Technology, Earth-Life Science Institute (ESLI) his research interests include - microbial interactions, metalloproteins, early life and it's emergence, stable isotope techniques and microbial ecology.
To learn more about his research and love of of Japanese hot springs check out his Research Story: Bridging disciplines and continents and check out his google scholar profile.
So we start with the question of:
"How do we elucidate the history of biological catalysis with the material record (sulfur isotopes)?"
