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Creating Life in the Laboratory
I just finished Reading Staurt Kauffman's "At home in the universe", and have read some online material about his book "Investigations". Who are the people trying to construct those autocatalytic webs Kauffman talks about and how successful have their attempts been? How close are we to create life in the laboratory?
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I think it's awesome. I wonder when the first primitive bacteria will be synthesized? Enai |
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1. A (limited) bibiography. 2. Here's a fairly recent review of research in artificial chemistry. There's doubtless more. Try Googling. RBH |
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I even think they were married.
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LOL that was worthy of a coke spit on the keyboard thank you very much! :notworthy
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