Glycine and diglycine as possible catalytic factors in the prebiotic evolution of peptides
作者： Kristof Plankensteiner , Alessandro Righi , Bernd M. Rode
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摘要: Mutual catalytic effects within the Salt-Induced Peptide Formation (SIPF) Reaction might be one little puzzle piece in complicated process of formation complex peptidic systems and their chemical evolution on prebiotic earth. The glycine diglycine dipeptides from mixed amino acid SIPF was investigated for with leucine, proline, valine aspartic showed to result a significant increase yield majority produced dipeptides. results experiments strongly confirm previous theories mechanism show ability produce very diverse set peptide products relevance biosphere.
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