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Problems with the first life

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Coragyps
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07-14-2004 11:54 AM 		Reply to: Message 1 by tubi417
07-14-2004 3:03 AM

Lets say that this cell somehow because of "chemicals" has all the necessary organelles
Even today's bacteria, with three billion years' evolution behind them, don't have organelles. Why insist that the first replicator did?
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07-25-2004 2:39 PM 		Reply to: Message 79 by gbunty
07-24-2004 2:21 PM

Re: Any good links?
Gbunty - I'm not having much luck as yet with online references, though
Szostak Lab: Home
seems to get close to several abiogenesis topics like these.
I think that I've also seen papers along these lines at PNAS:
PNAS
If you register, they have free full-text for quite a long time interval. I'll look around there if I don't get too lazy.
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Edit to add: the Szostak page has a lot of goodies, as pdfs, on their publications page.
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