Origins of Life: The Primal Self-Organization 2011
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-21625-1_1
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“…Further comparison, considering more realistic concentrations and associated effects of UV absorption, will be realized in future work. One promising conclusion drawn from our results is that shallow ferrous aqueous ponds (Mulkidjanian, 2011 ; Damer and Deamer, 2015 ; Deamer, 2017 ) located, for example, over iron-rich soils, could be a prominent candidate for a place of life origin.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 66%
“…Further comparison, considering more realistic concentrations and associated effects of UV absorption, will be realized in future work. One promising conclusion drawn from our results is that shallow ferrous aqueous ponds (Mulkidjanian, 2011 ; Damer and Deamer, 2015 ; Deamer, 2017 ) located, for example, over iron-rich soils, could be a prominent candidate for a place of life origin.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 66%
“…At this point, we would like to change the dwelling of the hypothesized events from the bottomless ocean (hydrothermal vents) to the localized fields emerging above sea level, such as hot springs, boiling pools, geysers, fumaroles, and shallow aqueous pools associated with these hydrothermal fields (Mulkidjanian, 2011 ; Damer and Deamer, 2015 ; Deamer, 2017 ). In this new scenario, all submerging heavy liposomes will not be scattered in the water depth; but eventually, all appear spatially in the same plane, that is, congregate at the bottom of a pool and become protected from the damaging UV radiation during daytime.…”
Section: The Extended Version Of Our Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite several works describing the potentially prebiotic Lipid World, predominantly relying on Fischer–Tropsch-like geochemical processes furnishing long-chain amphiphiles and hydrocarbons, experimental work that recapitulates nonenzymatic fatty acid biosynthesis has been scarce. Another reason for the omission of fatty acids is that their potential contribution to the compartmentalization observed in cells, if it was required at the origin of life, might have been achieved by other means, including inorganic compartments in rocks or minerals or by other types of organics present in a protometabolism. Certainly, this should not discourage the readers from undertaking experimental efforts into biochemistry-inspired abiotic fatty acid synthesis! Additionally, we do not discuss the biosynthesis of cofactors, whether organic or inorganic, , as this has been covered in a prebiotic context in a recent review .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%