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Lectures in Astrobiology. Vol.1, Pt.2 - From Prebiotic Chemistry to the Origins of Life on Earth

English · Paperback / Softback

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This is the second of a divided two-part softcover edition of  the "Lectures in Astrobiology Volume I" containing the sections "General Introduction", "From Prebiotic Chemistry to the Origin of Life on Earth" and "Appendices" including an extensive glossary on Astrobiology.
"Lectures in Astrobiology" is the first comprehensive textbook at graduate level encompassing all aspects of the emerging field of astrobiology. Volume I of the Lectures in Astrobiology gathers a first set of extensive lectures that cover a broad range of topics, from the formation of solar systems to the quest for the most primitive life forms that  emerged on the Early Earth.

List of contents

Introduction.- Laboratory Simulation of Prebiotic Chemistry.- The Role of Chirality.- The Role of Membranes.- Peptides and Amino Acids.- The ARN World.- Ribozymes.- The Origin of Metabolism.- Extremophiles.- Origin and Nature of Nyperthemophiles.- Mineral Biosignatures.- Molecular Biomarkers.- Biosignatures in Icy Regions.- Genetric Code and Evolution.- Philogenie.- Hydrothermal Sources.

Product details

Assisted by Bernard Barbier (Editor), Muriel Gargaud (Editor), Hervé Martin (Editor), Jacques Reisse (Editor)
Publisher Springer, Berlin
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 13.01.2006
 
EAN 9783540290049
ISBN 978-3-540-29004-9
No. of pages 384
Weight 706 g
Illustrations XXI, 384 p.
Series Advances in Astrobiology and Biogeophysics
Subject Natural sciences, medicine, IT, technology > Geosciences > Miscellaneous

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