Chemical reactions crucial to the formation of metabolites
in modern organisms may have started spontaneously in the Earth's early oceans.
This new finding casts doubt on the accepted sequence of events thought to have
led to the origin of life.
Chemical reactions crucial to the formation of metabolites in
modern organisms may have started spontaneously in the Earth’s early oceans.
This new finding casts doubt on the accepted sequence of events thought to have
led to the origin of life.