Experiments involving early atmospheric conditions were able to produce amino acids, sugars, and even microscopic bacteria.

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In laboratory experiments, mixtures of dissolved compounds and gases thought to be similar to Earth's early atmosphere have been exposed to light, heat, and electrical sparks. These energized mixtures produce simple sugars and a few of the biologically important amino acids. They even produce small proteins and nucleotides (components of the molecules that transmit genetic information between generations). Information can be found in the section Life Probably Originated in the Ocean.

Experiments Involving Early Atmospheric Conditions Were Able to Produce Amino