This experiment prompted another, performed by Juan Oro, which involved the creation of Adenine from Ammonia and Hydrogen Cyanide.
This experiment prompted another, performed by Juan Oro, which involved the creation of Adenine from Ammonia and Hydrogen Cyanide. It supported the Haldane-Oparin hypothesis, which stated that enzymes, amino acids, and other macromolecules were created from inorganic chemicals in reactions. However, there have been doubts that carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide were more common in the early atmosphere than ammonia and methane. FTP, name this 1953 experiment, which ignited a group of gases in a flask with electricity simulating lightning storms and produced amino acids.          |
This experiment prompted another, performed by Juan Oro, which involved the creation of Adenine from Ammonia and Hydrogen Cyanide.
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