Titlebook: Cosmochemical Evolution and the Origins of Life; Proceedings of the F J. Oró,S. L. Miller,R. S. Young (Head of Planetary Conference proceed

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The Development and Diversification of Precambrian Lifem.y. ago led to a stage of rapid diversification that culminated with the appearance of megascopic life near the close of the Precambrian. Consideration of these generalizations, and of the evidence bearing on them provides a ‘state-of-the-art’ assessment of the current status of Precambrian paleobiology.

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Biomolecules from HCN condensation products. The direct conversion of the dicarbonyl derivative of diaminosuccinic acid to orotic acid via . at pH 8 has been observed. This conversion suggests a direct route to pyrimidines from HCN.

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天空

Eva Hoffman’s ,: Shifting Subject Positions are still no compelling geologic data bearing on the chemistry of ocean water during the first 1000 m.y. of Earth history. There are, however, some interesting alternatives; I would like to explore these, because they do set at least some limits on the chemistry of the most likely incubating medium for the earliest organisms.

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Cairong Yan,Yan Huang,Qinglong Zhang,Yan Wanypothesis that oligodeoxyribonucleotides of about 12 units may have been of sufficient length to initiate a self replicating coding system. Two models are suggested to account for the synthesis of high molecular weight oligomers using short chain templates and primers.

Prophylaxis

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Homeostatic Tendencies of the Earth’s Atmosphereon a planetary scale maintained by life on the surface. Some possible mechanisms of this biological homeostasis have been noted and the implications of this concept for experimental studies pointed out.

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The Prebiotic Synthesis of Oligonucleotidesypothesis that oligodeoxyribonucleotides of about 12 units may have been of sufficient length to initiate a self replicating coding system. Two models are suggested to account for the synthesis of high molecular weight oligomers using short chain templates and primers.

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