Abiotic and prebiotic phosphorus chemistry
The chief obstacle to understand the metabolic origin of life or RNA-based life is to identify a plausible mechanism for overcoming the clutter wrought by abiotic chemistry. Probably trough simple abiotic and then prebiotic reactions we could arrive to simple pre-RNA molecules. Here we report a po...
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ndltd-unibo.it-oai-amsdottorato.cib.unibo.it-38412014-03-24T16:29:20Z Abiotic and prebiotic phosphorus chemistry Micheletti, Gabriele <1977> CHIM/06 Chimica organica The chief obstacle to understand the metabolic origin of life or RNA-based life is to identify a plausible mechanism for overcoming the clutter wrought by abiotic chemistry. Probably trough simple abiotic and then prebiotic reactions we could arrive to simple pre-RNA molecules. Here we report a possible preibiotic synthesis for heterocyclic compounds, and a self-assembling process of adenosine phosphates a constituent of RNA. In these processes we use a simple and prebiotic phosphorus cyclic compounds, as P4O10 and its derivatives. The processes are driven by the formation of hypercoordinated species that activate the processes by a factor of 106-8. Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna Baccolini, Graziano 2011-04-19 Doctoral Thesis PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/3841/ info:eu-repo/semantics/embargoedAccess info:eu-repo/date/embargoEnd/2016-12-31 |
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The chief obstacle to understand the metabolic origin of life or RNA-based life is to identify a plausible mechanism for overcoming the clutter wrought by abiotic chemistry. Probably trough simple abiotic and then prebiotic reactions we could arrive to simple pre-RNA molecules.
Here we report a possible preibiotic synthesis for heterocyclic compounds, and a self-assembling process of adenosine phosphates a constituent of RNA. In these processes we use a simple and prebiotic phosphorus cyclic compounds, as P4O10 and its derivatives. The processes are driven by the formation of hypercoordinated species that activate the processes by a factor of 106-8.
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Abiotic and prebiotic phosphorus chemistry |
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Abiotic and prebiotic phosphorus chemistry |
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Abiotic and prebiotic phosphorus chemistry |
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