page_title: Hemolithin
hierarchical_section_title: Hemolithin
caption_attribution_description: English: A large slice of an Allende meteorite on public display at the Center for Meteorite Studies, 2nd floor of the Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building (ISTB4) on the Tempe campus of Arizona State University.
context_page_description: Hemolithin is an iron and lithium-containing protein of extraterrestrial origin according to a preprint that has not been published in a scientific journal. It was found inside two CV3 meteorites, Allende and Acfer-086. The protein was detected by teams of scientists, led by biochemist Julie McGeoch, from Harvard University, and from the biotech and physics companies of Bruker Scientific and the superconductor X-ray source supplier PLEX Corporation. The study is an extension of published and unpublished results by the teams.
context_section_description: Hemolithin is an iron and lithium-containing protein of extraterrestrial origin according to a preprint that has not been published in a scientific journal. It was found inside two CV3 meteorites, Allende and Acfer-086. The protein was detected by teams of scientists, led by biochemist Julie McGeoch, from Harvard University, and from the biotech and physics companies of Bruker Scientific and the superconductor X-ray source supplier PLEX Corporation. The study is an extension of published and unpublished results by the teams.
caption: Hemolithin was found in Acfer 086,[9][10] an Allende meteorite similar to that pictured.
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