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Hydrogen Bond Clues

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  1. Here are two h-bond clues that help stress its importance in the origin of life IMO

    1. "An incorrect tRNA molecule forms a smaller number of codon-anticodon hydrogen bonds than a
    correct one; it therefore binds more weakly to the ribosome and is more likely to dissociate
    during this period."

    2. "It is intriguing that the AT rich DNA and the GC rich DNA differ in the time of their
    replication during S phase. Experiments ... suggest that most GC rich bands replicated during the
    first half of S phase, while most AT rich bands replicate during the second half of S phase."

    Both quotes from Molecular Bio of The Cell, Albers, Bray , etc.

    Tom Hendricks

    The main points of my hypothesis are:
    3. How life began as a reaction to the sun/UV and the thermal cycle of hot-dry-sun/cold-wet-night.
    Then continued as an energy moderator with modification through descent.
    4. The Four Options and how they relate to thermodynamics, biological classification, the first
    cell, modification on all levels, psychological behavior of individuals and groups, inner
    conflicts and a therapy of resolving them, etc.,
    5. Model showing relationship between adaptation fitness and natural selection. How it supports
    punctuated equilibrium and the 'slope and plateau' model , etc.

    For a reader friendly summary see my arts/media website url for Musea issue#122
    musea.digitalchainsaw.com122Musea1.html

    Tom Hendricks, Hendricks Health Theory text files at <A
    HREF="ediacara.orghendricks.html">ediacara.orediacara.or
    g/~josh/hendricks.html (text #10 has a not-too-out of date summary)

    Remember YOUR chemistry can't hide from MY sun.

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