It’s a much-loved, protein-packed Japanese food standby. It’s also made of slimy, stinky soybeans. By popular request, this week Reactions is all about the chemistry of natto.
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Credits:
Producer: Sean Parsons
Writer: Alexa Billow
Scientific Consultants: Ann Yonetani, PhD; Noriyuki Uemura;