Orig Life Evol Biosph. 1985;16(1):41-55.

Trace elements in chemical evolution, I.

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Research on trace elements in chemical evolution is reviewed from three points of view. They are: the origin of the essentiality of trace elements in present biological systems; the possible roles of trace elements in chemical evolution; and the origin of enzymatic activity with metal ions, i.e., the origin of metalloenzymes.

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