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Random polymers as a matrix for chemical evolution.

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Random polymers as a matrix for chemical evolution - example of melanin

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ABIOGENESIS CHEMICAL REACTION POLYMER MELANIN

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Blois, M. S.. 1965-01-01. Random polymers as a matrix for chemical evolution.. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19650054610

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