How life began on Earth: a status report

By J. Bada. 2004

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The onset and early evolution of life (2006, background): “…like the evolutionist Haeckel (1892) before him, inferred life to have emerged autogenically (i.e., from the simplest of inorganic substances), whereas Oparin assumed, and his followers assume still, a plasmogenic or organotrophic inheritance to explain their RNA and lipid worlds (Bada, 2004).”
The effect of ionizing radiation on the preservation of amino acids on Mars (2006, unknown): “Amino acids, which are essential molecules in biochemistry and readily synthesized in pre-biotic experiments, are of significance in this respect [3].”
Origins of building blocks of life: A review (2017, background): “However, criticisms always exist; for instance, “the idea merely shifts the problem of the origin of life to a different location” (Bada and Lazcano, 2002; Bada, 2004).”