SETI public: Early life theories

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Life Theories
Globe and Mail October 4, 2003
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Researchers suggest that asteroid
storms three billion years ago may
have provided the fertile Earth with
the first proteins, which would
ultimately lead to more organized
life...

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Study Suggests Life Sprang from
Clay
CNN October 25, 2003
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Howard Hughes Medical Institute and
Massachusetts General Hospital
researchers say materials in clay
are key to some of the initial
processes in forming life. A clay
mixture called montmorillonite helps
form little bags of fat and liquid
and helps cells use...

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A Link To Longevity:
Cholesterol-bearing Molecules
International Herald Tribune October 15, 2003
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Centenarians tend to have larger
than average cholesterol-carrying
molecules, says a new study. It adds
to evidence suggesting that the size
of lipoproteins, both good and bad,
may play a significant role in heart
disease and diabetes and thus
longevity. It also found that
subjects with...

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