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Energy Conservation: Important Now, Important Then?
May 30, 2006 / Posted by: Shige Abe
An alternative theory for the origin and evolution of life is proposed by scientists from NAI’s Pennsylvania State University Team in the current issue of Molecular Biology and Evolution. The theory, centering on the concept that an energy-conservation pathway was the major force which powered and directed the early evolution of the cell, provides insight into the evolution of the microbial production of methane.
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