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Crick has since abandoned the idea due to advances in abiogenetic research (such as the discovery of autocatalysts).

Abiogenesis and Evolution 2008

Ignorance, because most abiogenetic theory does not involve events "of coincidence so improbable" as to be unreasonable.

Alice In Wonderland official trailer 2009

For instance, abiogenetic theory suggests that limiting the amino acids in the random sequences to those posited to have evolved first in primordial organisms would improve the rate of foldable proteins while maintaining diversity.

A Disclaimer for Behe? 2009

The Keefe and Szostak paper makes clear that this is related abiogenetic research in that the relevant hypothesis is that primordial proteins formed from random sequences.

A Disclaimer for Behe? 2009

Yes, it's a very important advance, and one consistent with abiogenetic theory.

A Disclaimer for Behe? 2009

Any organic haze from high energy/high altitude solar energy influx would compete with surface photo-selection as an early abiogenetic driver.

Sailing the Seas of Titan | Universe Today 2010

I'm cribbing this from the ZnS world theory of Mulkidjanian et al and the neomura theory of Cavalier-Smith which nicely mesh together in their respective abiogenetic/phylogenetic theories, resulting in a substantially testable, and tested, complete pathway to the RNA world and beyond.

Sailing the Seas of Titan | Universe Today 2010

There will be a historical record of minerals, diverse isotopes, organics and pieces of abiogenetic and "genetic", life, processes more or less frozen in time.

Water on the Moon | Universe Today 2009

Concerning abiogenetic research, scientists are generally careful to not claim more than the evidence allows.

Again, there is absolutely no teleology involved 2007

But is abiogenetic research based on faulty premises?

Bits and Pieces of an RNA World 2007