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The Origin of Life: From Chemicals to Cells
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June 30, 2018
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8:20Now PlayingHow can we get from chemicals to cells? This is the story of life from prebiotic chemistry to protocells and the beginning of biology.
• The Story of Life Episode 1
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3D animation credit: Janet Iwasa - Harvard University
Music: "Aretes" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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SOURCES
• Sidney Fox Discovery of proteinoids
• The Formos Reaction by Aleksandr Butlerov
• Naturally occurring phosphate groups
• Nobel Laureate Jack Szostak's Harvard Lecture on The Origin of Cellular Life on Earth
• John Sutherland creating nucleotides
• Prebiotic synthesis of simple sugars necessary for Sutherland's experiment
• Jim Ferris and Leslie Orgel Synthesis of RNA on montmorillonite clay
• Formation of fatty acids in hydrothermal vents
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