most carbon is trapped in carbon monoxide (CO), the second-most abundant molecule in the universe besides molecular hydrogen. If we set CO aside, one in every few hundred or so remaining carbon ...

Microbes consume large amounts of carbon monoxide using a specialized enzyme, helping regulate atmospheric CO levels.

Inhale a smaller dose, though, and you will merely become mildly oxygen-deprived. If you are oxygen-deprived for long enough, the shortage will stimulate your bone marrow to ramp up the production of ...

Cyclists and teams can no longer use carbon monoxide gas outside of a medical facility, the sport's governing body International Cycling Union (UCI) said.

Doctor Ranj Singh, a regular on BBC Morning Live, has warned that the symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning are quite similar ...

Three people died Saturday of apparent carbon monoxide poisoning on a boat at Saguaro Lake. Carbon monoxide is an odorless and colorless gas that kills more than 400 people every year, according to ...

However, by adding a carbon monoxide molecule to the tip of an AFM, and by probing the short-range chemical forces, Gross and colleagues were able to resolve the atomic positions and bonds inside ...

When inhaled, carbon monoxide binds to a protein called hemoglobin, which transports oxygen throughout the body, and forms a molecule called carboxyhemoglobin. This molecule builds up in the body ...

Cycling’s governing body has banned the repeated use of carbon monoxide rebreathing that some riders misuse to artificially increase their performances.

The stellar envelope has an effective radius of about 11,740 light years, and its position agrees with that of the carbon monoxide molecular gas, but its centroid is offset by approximately 3,300 ...

Some bacteria and archaea use atmospheric carbon monoxide (CO) as an energy source. Bacteria use an enzyme called Mo-CODH to ...

Melbourne researchers have discovered crucial new information about how microbes consume huge amounts of carbon monoxide (CO) ...