Aspects of the Origin of Life
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Aspects of the Origin of Life

International Series of Monographs on Pure and Applied Biology

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Aspects of the Origin of Life

International Series of Monographs on Pure and Applied Biology

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Modern Trends in Physiological Sciences, Volume 6: Aspects of the Origin of Life presents the possible ways of the chemical evolution of the Earth's surface before the origination of life. This book examines the evolutionary aspects of the biochemistry of cells and organisms. Organized into 20 chapters, this volume begins with an overview of the conditions that characterized the physical state of the Earth during the earliest periods following its formation and development. This text then examines the content of elementary oxygen as the most remarkable aspect of the Earth's atmosphere. Other chapters consider the fundamental propositions concerning the biosphere, which is regarded as important to the geochemical processes of the Earth. This book discusses as well the history of the whole substance of Earth, which determines how far abiogenic synthesis could proceed and what was the state of the Earth when life came into being. Biochemists and scientists will find this book useful.

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Publisher
Pergamon
Year
2013
ISBN
9781483135878

Table of contents

  1. Front Cover
  2. Aspects of the Origin of Life
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Table of Contents
  5. Introduction
  6. Chapter 1. Some Considerations on the Primaeval State of the Earth
  7. Chapter 2. Primitive Planetary Atmospheres and the Origin of Life
  8. Chapter 3. The Origin of the Biosphere
  9. Chapter 4. The Problem of Stages in Biopoesis
  10. Chapter 5. The Formation of the Earth from Cold Material and the Problem of the Formation of the Simplest Organic Substances
  11. Chapter 6. Chemical Diversity and the Origins of Life
  12. Chapter 7. The Geological Conditions for the Appearance of Life on the Earth, and the Problems of Petroleum Genesis
  13. Chapter 8. The Role of Dissymmetry in the Origin of Living Material
  14. Chapter 9. Formation of Organic Compounds on the Primitive Earth
  15. Chapter 10. The Original Formation of Amino Acids under the Action of Ultraviolet Rays and Electric Discharges
  16. Chapter 11. Absolute Asymmetrie Synthesis and Asymmetrie Catalysis
  17. Chapter 12. On the Origin of the Fore-protein
  18. Chapter 13. Evolution of Enzymes and the Photosynthetic Apparatus
  19. Chapter 14. The Nature of the Forces Operating in the Process of the Duplication of Molecules in Living Organisms
  20. Chapter 15. The Occurrence of Amino Acids in Nature
  21. Chapter 16. A Chemical Theory of Spontaneous Generation*
  22. Chapter 17. The Scale of Structural Units in Biopoesis
  23. Chapter 18. Biochemical Processes in the Simplest Structures
  24. Chapter 19. Protein Complexes as Biochemically Active Systems
  25. Chapter 20. The Relation between Primitive and Present-day Photobiological Processes
  26. Subject Index