Biological Sciences in Space
Online ISSN : 1349-967X
Print ISSN : 0914-9201
ISSN-L : 0914-9201
Abiotic Formation of Bioorganic Compounds in Space
Preliminary Experiments on Ground and Future Exobiology Experiments in Space-
Kensei KobayashiTakeo KanekoHirofumi HashimotoAkira KouchiTakeshi SaitoMasamichi Yamashita
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1998 年 12 巻 2 号 p. 102-105

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Simulation experiments on ground have shown that “amino acid precursors”, which give amino acids after acid-hydrolysis, can be formed when an ice mixture simulating ice mantles of interstellar dust particles (ISDs) is irradiated with high energy particles or UV light. It is strongly suggested that such bioorganic compounds were delivered by comets for the first biosphere on the Earth. It is of great interest to confirme this hypothesis in actual space conditions, such as in an exposed facility of JEM. Fundamental designs for such exobiology experiments in earth orbit (EEEO) will be discussed.
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© 1998 by Japanese Society for Biological Sciences in Space
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