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Polymer ligands, biological relevance

Enrichment of Co(II) by early polymers thus would occur at Ej (L) > -0.47 V, that is, for almost all biologically relevant ligands other than thiolates. In considerable contrast with this, amino acids have E (L) -0.05 V while the corresponding value for peptides is about zero, oligocarboxylates ranging from about -0.13 V (malate) down to some -0.26 V (citrate). The difference in Ej (L) caused by chemical evolution thus will suffice to promote step 1 if the absolute value of E (L) of the educts is not higher than some h-0.2 V - provided... [Pg.156]

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