Image courtesy of the Nanda Laboratory.
Joel Kontinen
According to evolutionary thinking, once upon a time, chemical reactions among the mix of organic
molecules began to be powered from within, forming something we might start to
think of as biological.
But Darwinists t do know know the timing of this speculative incident.
Now, however, researchers from Rutgers University and The City College of
New York have identified a simple peptide they are calling nickelback.
" ’Scientists believe that according to evolution sometime between 3.5and 3.8 billion years ago there was a tipping point, something that kick-started the change from prebiotic chemistry – molecules before life – to living, biological systems,’ says biochemist and molecular biologist Vikas Nanda, from Rutgers University in New Jersey.”'
Source:
Nield,
David, 2023, Scientists Identify Chemical
Reaction That May Have Triggered Life on Earth, Science Advances. 14 March