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(en) Monnard, P & Deamer, DW (2002), Membrane self‐assembly processes: Steps toward the first cellular life. Anat. Rec., 268: 196-207. DOI:10.1002/ar.10154. Vrije toegang. Gearchiveerd op 15 augustus 2019.
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(en) Scharf, Caleb (2015). A Strategy for Origins of Life Research. Astrobiology15 (12): 1031–1042. ISSN: 1557-8070. PMID26684503. PMC4683543. DOI: 10.1089/ast.2015.1113. “Since the early 20th century the phrase Origin of Life has been used to refer to the events that occurred during the transition from non-living to living systems on Earth, i.e., the origin of terrestrial biology (Oparin, 1924; Haldane, 1929). The term has largely replaced earlier concepts such as abiogenesis (Kamminga, 1980; Fry, 2000).”.