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A Mechanism for the Prebiotic Emergence of Proteins least some life-related processes, as we know them today, probably appeared alongside the structural integration and early evolution of these proto-organisms. Along these ideas, we consider that spatial compartmentalization and protein functionality are tightly related in their origin. A possible s

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Importance of Biased Synthesis in Chemical Evolution Studies formation of organic compounds. Although much knowledge has been obtained, many questions remain. One important factor in chemical evolution is related to the importance of random chemical synthesis . more selective pathways forming compounds of biological relevance. Biased synthesis mechanisms wou

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George V. Coyne S.J.ial and ethnic minority backgrounds account for a full one-third of elementary and secondary enrollments (National Center for Education Statistic [NCES], 1993), and it is projected that by the year 2000 nearly 40% of all school-aged youths will be of color (Hodgkinson, 1986).. The composition of the