Sugar-Related Organic Compounds in Carbonaceous Meteorites

George Cooper(Ames Research Center), Donald L. DeVincenzi, Laurence Garrel(Planetary Science Institute), Warren Belisle(Ames Research Center), Katrina Brabham(Ames Research Center), Novelle Kimmich(Ames Research Center), Joshua Sariñana(Ames Research Center)

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August 7, 2013

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