Chemical evolution II : from the origins of life to modern society /
Zaikowski, Lori,1964-
Friedrich, Jon M.
Seidel, S. Russell.
American Chemical Society.Division of Chemical Education.
Washington, DC : American Chemical Society,
2009.
"Sponsored by the ACS Division of Chemical Education."
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Chemical evolution: an introduction / R.M. Hazen -- The origin of biomolecules / H.J. Cleaves and A. Lazcano -- The hydrothermal sources of energy and materials at the origin of live / M.J. Russell and A.J. Hall -- Energetics of biomolecule synthesis on early earth / J.P. Amend and T.M. McCollom -- Prebiotic selection of the AT base-pair? / J.R. Quinn ... [et al.] -- Self-assembly and the origin of the first RNA-like polymers / H.D. Bean, D.G. Lynn, and N.V. Hud -- Origin of homochirality / M. Klussmann and D.G. Blackmond -- Surviving an oxygen atmosphere: DNA damage and repair / C.J. Burrows -- Isotopes illuminate chemical change: boron isotope pH proxy / N.G. Hemming -- The evolution of chemistry through synthesis (and of synthesis in chemistry) / T.R. Hoye and E. Sizova -- The role of evolution in the discovery of new drugs and chemicals / S.R. Rajski and B. Shen -- Molecular machines: natural and artificial molecular motors / T.W. Bell and J.I. Cline -- Coordination-driven self-assembly / S.R. Seidel and L. Zaikowski -- Fluorescent responsive probes for oligonucleotide detection / A.A. Marti and N.J. Turro -- Artificial photosynthesis / J.T. Muckerman, E. Fujita -- Chemical evolution and biomimetic chemistry / C.J. Bender -- Better evolution through chemistry: rapid evolution driven by human changes to the chemical environment / S.R. Palumbi.
Biochemistry
Life
Molecular evolution
Geochemistry
Chemistry, Technical