The Origin of Life |
Contents
CREATION AND EVOLUTION I | 3 |
NOTIONS OF THE ORIGINS OF LIFE IN THE PAST II | 11 |
MODERN VIEWS ON THE ORIGIN OF LIFE | 24 |
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adenine aeons already amino acids animals appear atmosphere atoms bacteria bacteriophage bases biochemical biochemistry biogenic biological biopoesis carbon carbonaceous chondrites carbonaceous complex cell centriole chapter chemical evolution chondrules coacervates colloidal complicated compounds containing cosmic dust crystals definite derived Earth elements energy enzymes essentially eukaryotic evidence evolved existence fact formation function further genetic hydrocarbons hydrogen hydrosphere hypothesis idea inorganic layers liquid living organisms living things Magnification material mechanism membranes metabolism microscope mineral mitochondria molecular molecules monomers Mueller nature nitrogen nucleic acids nucleotides occur Oparin organelles organic substances Orgueil Orgueil meteorite origin oxidation oxygen parent bodies particles particular phosphate photosynthesis planets plate polymerization polymers possible present primitive problem produced properties protein protein molecules question reactions reproduction ribosomes silicates solar system solution specific spontaneous stage structure surface synthesis temperature terrestrial theory tion virus viruses whole