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期刊名:Origins of life and evolution of biospheres

缩写:ORIGINS LIFE EVOL B

ISSN:0169-6149

e-ISSN:1573-0875

IF/分区:1.4/Q3

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We surveyed the Martian surface in order to identify possible source craters of the nakhlite Martian meteorites. We investigated rayed craters that are assumed to be younger than 11 Ma, on lava surfaces with a solidification age around 1.2 ...
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Origin of life processes might have begun with the formation of important biomonomers, such as amino acids and nucleotides, from simple molecules present in the prebiotic environment and their subsequent condensation to biopolymers. While s...
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Alberto Zeffiro,Simone Lazzaroni,Daniele Merli et al. Alberto Zeffiro et al.
Despite its importance in the prebiotic and biochemical fields, a complete theoretical study of the formation of hexamethylenetetramine (HMT) starting from its precursors ammonia and formaldehyde has not received due considerations in the l...
Zachary R Adam Zachary R Adam
Geologic settings capable of driving prebiotic oligomer synthesis reactions remain a relatively unexplored aspect of origins of life research. Natural nuclear reactors are an example of Precambrian energy sources that produced unique temper...
Shinpei Mishima,Yoko Ohtomo,Takeshi Kakegawa Shinpei Mishima
Abiotic formation of RNA was important for the emergence of terrestrial life, but the acknowledged difficulties of generating and stabilizing ribose have often raised questions regarding how the first RNA might have formed. Previous researc...
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Sarah E Maurer,Gunarso Nguyen Sarah E Maurer
Self-assembly is considered one of the driving forces behind abiogenesis and would have been affected by the environmental conditions of early Earth. The formation of membranes is a key step in this process, and unlike large dialkyl membran...