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The rocky road to biomolecules

by Baross, John A.

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2018

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The rocky road to biomolecules

Baross, John A.

2018

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A natural chemical reaction that occurs below the sea floor makes the amino acid tryptophan without biological input. This finding reveals a process that might have helped life on Earth to begin. An amino acid can be made naturally without requiring biological input.

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/ Ammonia