Self-replicating reverse micelles and chemical autopoiesis

Self-replicating reverse micelles and chemical autopoiesis

Whether or not and to what extent synthetic chemical structures are able to self-replicate is a fascinating and important question, as it binds chemistry with one of the most basic cell processes. A few ingenious chemical structures endowed with the property of self-replication have been proposed ov...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of the American Chemical Society 1990-10, Vol.112 (22), p.8200-8201
Hauptverfasser: Bachmann, Pascale Angelica, Walde, Peter, Luisi, Pier Luigi, Lang, Jacques
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