January 1953
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... The pH-induced oscillations, initially identified by Ishima et al. [86], illustrate how minor alterations in the proteinoid's chemical environment can result in periodic structural transformations. Conversely, reaction-diffusion mechanisms, based on Turing's foundational research [87], propose that spatial patterns might spontaneously arise in proteinoid systems, potentially reproducing primordial morphogenetic processes. The method of autocatalytic growth and division [88,89] is particularly noteworthy, suggesting how these embryonic proteinoid structures may have exhibited basic life-like behaviours. ...
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January 1953