Prebiotic Roles of Formaldehyde as an Activating Agent and a Building Block in Solid-State Peptide Modification

Prebiotic Roles of Formaldehyde as an Activating Agent and a Building Block in Solid-State Peptide Modification

Signal transduction by gaseous small molecules is an essential process in modern living systems, where the gasotransmitters relay cellular signals to bio(macro)molecules through covalent bond formation. However, the origin or a primordial version of such signaling events in abiotic worlds has been p...

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Main Author: Jamie C. Thuan (22271361) (author)
Other Authors: Anuja Koirala (21679351) (author), James Pirez (21567970) (author), Jun Ohata (1721935) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Biochemistry
Genetics
Biotechnology
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified
modern living systems
covalent bond formation
prebiotically relevant solid
mere building block
gaseous small molecules
building block
study demonstrates
state reactions
state environments
signaling events
primordial version
prebiotic roles
potential significance
poorly understood
mechanical force
inert peptide
induced chemistry
essential process
diketopiperazine derivatives
cyclic dipeptide
chemical reactivities
chemical evolution
article may
activating agent
abiotic worlds
abiotic emergence
abiotic construction
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