From proteinoid microsphere to contemporary cell: Formation of internucleotide and peptide bonds by proteinoid particles

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Jan 1974

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Origins of Life, Volume 5, Issue 1-2, pp. 227-237

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Proteinoid microspheres of appropriate sorts promote the conversion of ATP to adenine dinucleotide and adenine trinucleotide. Other microparticles composed of basic proteinoid and enzymically synthesized poly A cause the conversion of ATP and phenylalanine to various peptides of phenylalanine. When viewed in a context with the origin and properties of proteinoid microspheres, these results model the origin from a protocell of a more contemporary type of cell able to synthesize its own polyamino acids and polynucleotides. Related earlier experiments explain in part the origin of the genetic code and mechanism.

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