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Martin Hanczyc: Hotarul dintre viaţă şi ne-viaţă

Filmed May 2011 • Posted Nov 2011TEDSalon London Spring 2011
TEDSalon London Spring 2011
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În laboratorul său, Martin Hanczyc creează "protocelule," pete experimentale de chimicale , care se comportă la fel ca celulele vii. Munca sa demonstrează felul în care viaţa ar fi putut să apară pentru prima oară pe Pământ ..... şi poate şi altundeva.

Martin Hanczyc explores the path between living and nonliving systems, using chemical droplets to study behavior of the earliest cells. Full bio »

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