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Alkaline hydrothermal vents at Lost City in the Atlantic Ocean, formed by the nonvolcanic process of serpentinization, in which seawater reacts with minerals derived from the upper mantle, such as olivine


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Alkaline hydrothermal vents at Lost City in the Atlantic Ocean, formed by the nonvolcanic process of serpentinization, in which seawater reacts with minerals derived from the upper mantle, such as oli
Similarly porous vents, circulating reactive fluids through catalytic cells, would have made ideal electrochemical reactors, incubating the origin of life.

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The proton gradients that power respiration are as universal as the genetic code itself, giving an insight into the origin of life and the singular origin of complexity.

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