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The Keys to the Molecular Evolution and the Origin of Life?
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Late-1990s developments in the study of thermophiles have had considerable significance on theories of evolution. Scientists have begun to study their biology in an attempt to provide clues about the beginnings of life on our planet.
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Late-1990s developments in the study of thermophiles have had considerable significance on theories of evolution. Scientists have begun to study their biology in an attempt to provide clues about the beginnings of life on our planet.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. August 1998
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781040217566
- Artikelnr.: 72524157
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. August 1998
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781040217566
- Artikelnr.: 72524157
- Herstellerkennzeichnung Die Herstellerinformationen sind derzeit nicht verfügbar.
Wiegel, Juergen; Michael, Adams W.W.
Part 1 The Early Earth; 1. Do the Geological and Geochemical Records of the
Early Earth Support the Prediction From Global Phylogenetic Models of
Thermophilic Cenancestor? John A. Baross 2. The Early Diversification of
Life and the Origin of the Three Domains: A Proposal Otto Kandler 3. Life
was Thermophilic for the First Two-thirds of Earth History David W.
Schwartzman Part 2 The Origin of Life; 4. The Case for a Hyperthermophilic,
Chemolithoautotrophic Origin of Life in an Iron-Sulphur World Günter
Wächterhäuser 5. The Emergence of Metabolism From Within Hydrothermal
Systems Everett L. Shock, Tom McCollom and Mitchell D. Schulte 6. The
Emergence of Life From FeS Bubbles at Alkaline Hot Springs in an Acid Ocean
Michael J. Russell, Dan E. Daia and Allan J. Hall 7. Facing up to Chemical
Realities: Life Did Not Begin at the Growth Temperatures of
Hyperthermophiles Stanley L. Miller and Antonio Lazcano Part 3 Nucleic
Acid-based Phylogenies; 8. Were our Ancestors Actually Hyperthermophiles?
Viewpoint of a Devil's Advocate Patrick Forterre 9. Hyperthermophilic and
Mesophilic Origins of the Eukaryotic Genome James A. Lake, Ravi Jain,
Jonathan Moore and Maria C. Rivera Part 4 Gene Exchange and Evolution; 10.
Deciphering the Molecular Record for the Early Evolution of Life: Gene
Duplication and Horizontal Gene Transfer Lorraine Olendzenski and J. Peter
Gogarten 11. Lateral Gene Exchange, an Evolutionary Mechanism for Extending
the Upper or Lower Temperature Limits for Growth of Microorganisms? A
Hypothesis Juergen Wiegel 12. Evidence in Anaerobic Fungi of Transfer of
Genes Between Them from Aerobic Fungi, Bacteria and Animal Hosts Lars G.
Ljungdahl, Xin-Liang Li and Huizhong Chen Part 5 Enzyme-based Phylogenies;
13. DNA Topoisomerases, Temperature Adaptation, and Early Diversification
of Life Purificación López-García 14. Aminoacyl-tRNA Syntetases: Evolution
of a Troubled Family James R. Brown 15. The Evolutionary History of
Carbamoyltransferases: Insights on the Early Evol
Early Earth Support the Prediction From Global Phylogenetic Models of
Thermophilic Cenancestor? John A. Baross 2. The Early Diversification of
Life and the Origin of the Three Domains: A Proposal Otto Kandler 3. Life
was Thermophilic for the First Two-thirds of Earth History David W.
Schwartzman Part 2 The Origin of Life; 4. The Case for a Hyperthermophilic,
Chemolithoautotrophic Origin of Life in an Iron-Sulphur World Günter
Wächterhäuser 5. The Emergence of Metabolism From Within Hydrothermal
Systems Everett L. Shock, Tom McCollom and Mitchell D. Schulte 6. The
Emergence of Life From FeS Bubbles at Alkaline Hot Springs in an Acid Ocean
Michael J. Russell, Dan E. Daia and Allan J. Hall 7. Facing up to Chemical
Realities: Life Did Not Begin at the Growth Temperatures of
Hyperthermophiles Stanley L. Miller and Antonio Lazcano Part 3 Nucleic
Acid-based Phylogenies; 8. Were our Ancestors Actually Hyperthermophiles?
Viewpoint of a Devil's Advocate Patrick Forterre 9. Hyperthermophilic and
Mesophilic Origins of the Eukaryotic Genome James A. Lake, Ravi Jain,
Jonathan Moore and Maria C. Rivera Part 4 Gene Exchange and Evolution; 10.
Deciphering the Molecular Record for the Early Evolution of Life: Gene
Duplication and Horizontal Gene Transfer Lorraine Olendzenski and J. Peter
Gogarten 11. Lateral Gene Exchange, an Evolutionary Mechanism for Extending
the Upper or Lower Temperature Limits for Growth of Microorganisms? A
Hypothesis Juergen Wiegel 12. Evidence in Anaerobic Fungi of Transfer of
Genes Between Them from Aerobic Fungi, Bacteria and Animal Hosts Lars G.
Ljungdahl, Xin-Liang Li and Huizhong Chen Part 5 Enzyme-based Phylogenies;
13. DNA Topoisomerases, Temperature Adaptation, and Early Diversification
of Life Purificación López-García 14. Aminoacyl-tRNA Syntetases: Evolution
of a Troubled Family James R. Brown 15. The Evolutionary History of
Carbamoyltransferases: Insights on the Early Evol
Part 1 The Early Earth; 1. Do the Geological and Geochemical Records of the
Early Earth Support the Prediction From Global Phylogenetic Models of
Thermophilic Cenancestor? John A. Baross 2. The Early Diversification of
Life and the Origin of the Three Domains: A Proposal Otto Kandler 3. Life
was Thermophilic for the First Two-thirds of Earth History David W.
Schwartzman Part 2 The Origin of Life; 4. The Case for a Hyperthermophilic,
Chemolithoautotrophic Origin of Life in an Iron-Sulphur World Günter
Wächterhäuser 5. The Emergence of Metabolism From Within Hydrothermal
Systems Everett L. Shock, Tom McCollom and Mitchell D. Schulte 6. The
Emergence of Life From FeS Bubbles at Alkaline Hot Springs in an Acid Ocean
Michael J. Russell, Dan E. Daia and Allan J. Hall 7. Facing up to Chemical
Realities: Life Did Not Begin at the Growth Temperatures of
Hyperthermophiles Stanley L. Miller and Antonio Lazcano Part 3 Nucleic
Acid-based Phylogenies; 8. Were our Ancestors Actually Hyperthermophiles?
Viewpoint of a Devil's Advocate Patrick Forterre 9. Hyperthermophilic and
Mesophilic Origins of the Eukaryotic Genome James A. Lake, Ravi Jain,
Jonathan Moore and Maria C. Rivera Part 4 Gene Exchange and Evolution; 10.
Deciphering the Molecular Record for the Early Evolution of Life: Gene
Duplication and Horizontal Gene Transfer Lorraine Olendzenski and J. Peter
Gogarten 11. Lateral Gene Exchange, an Evolutionary Mechanism for Extending
the Upper or Lower Temperature Limits for Growth of Microorganisms? A
Hypothesis Juergen Wiegel 12. Evidence in Anaerobic Fungi of Transfer of
Genes Between Them from Aerobic Fungi, Bacteria and Animal Hosts Lars G.
Ljungdahl, Xin-Liang Li and Huizhong Chen Part 5 Enzyme-based Phylogenies;
13. DNA Topoisomerases, Temperature Adaptation, and Early Diversification
of Life Purificación López-García 14. Aminoacyl-tRNA Syntetases: Evolution
of a Troubled Family James R. Brown 15. The Evolutionary History of
Carbamoyltransferases: Insights on the Early Evol
Early Earth Support the Prediction From Global Phylogenetic Models of
Thermophilic Cenancestor? John A. Baross 2. The Early Diversification of
Life and the Origin of the Three Domains: A Proposal Otto Kandler 3. Life
was Thermophilic for the First Two-thirds of Earth History David W.
Schwartzman Part 2 The Origin of Life; 4. The Case for a Hyperthermophilic,
Chemolithoautotrophic Origin of Life in an Iron-Sulphur World Günter
Wächterhäuser 5. The Emergence of Metabolism From Within Hydrothermal
Systems Everett L. Shock, Tom McCollom and Mitchell D. Schulte 6. The
Emergence of Life From FeS Bubbles at Alkaline Hot Springs in an Acid Ocean
Michael J. Russell, Dan E. Daia and Allan J. Hall 7. Facing up to Chemical
Realities: Life Did Not Begin at the Growth Temperatures of
Hyperthermophiles Stanley L. Miller and Antonio Lazcano Part 3 Nucleic
Acid-based Phylogenies; 8. Were our Ancestors Actually Hyperthermophiles?
Viewpoint of a Devil's Advocate Patrick Forterre 9. Hyperthermophilic and
Mesophilic Origins of the Eukaryotic Genome James A. Lake, Ravi Jain,
Jonathan Moore and Maria C. Rivera Part 4 Gene Exchange and Evolution; 10.
Deciphering the Molecular Record for the Early Evolution of Life: Gene
Duplication and Horizontal Gene Transfer Lorraine Olendzenski and J. Peter
Gogarten 11. Lateral Gene Exchange, an Evolutionary Mechanism for Extending
the Upper or Lower Temperature Limits for Growth of Microorganisms? A
Hypothesis Juergen Wiegel 12. Evidence in Anaerobic Fungi of Transfer of
Genes Between Them from Aerobic Fungi, Bacteria and Animal Hosts Lars G.
Ljungdahl, Xin-Liang Li and Huizhong Chen Part 5 Enzyme-based Phylogenies;
13. DNA Topoisomerases, Temperature Adaptation, and Early Diversification
of Life Purificación López-García 14. Aminoacyl-tRNA Syntetases: Evolution
of a Troubled Family James R. Brown 15. The Evolutionary History of
Carbamoyltransferases: Insights on the Early Evol