Question

Предположение о возникновении жизни в биохимической эволюции углеродных соединений выдвинул кто?

Answer 1

В 20-е годы XX в русский ученый А И. Опарин и англичанин Дж. Холдейн высказали гипотезу о возникновении жизни в процессе биохимической эволюции углеродных соединений, которая и легла в основу современных представлении.

Answer 2

The Origin of Life in Biochemical Evolution

The hypothesis regarding the emergence of life in the biochemical evolution of carbon compounds was put forward by Alexander Oparin. Oparin was a Russian biochemist and is known for his influential work on the origin of life and the early atmosphere's role in the development of life on Earth.

Oparin proposed that the Earth's early atmosphere, which was rich in methane, ammonia, water vapor, and hydrogen, provided the necessary conditions for the formation of organic compounds. He suggested that these organic compounds could have formed in the early oceans, leading to the emergence of life through a series of chemical reactions Oparin's ideas laid the groundwork for the study of abiogenesis, the natural process by which life arises from non-living matter