Питер Митчелл и хемиосмотическое сопряжение

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Глава 1. Что такое жизнь?

Вероятность возникновения жизни и ее свойства

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Основы молекулярной биологии

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Размер и структура генома

Doolittle, W. F. Is junk DNA bunk? A critique of ENCODE // Proceedings National Academy Sciences USA 110: 5294–5300 (2013).

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Первые два миллиарда лет жизни на Земле

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Появление кислорода

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Предположения на основе гипотезы серийных эндосимбиозов

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Архезои

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Супергруппы эукариот

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Последний общий предок эукариот

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