The Miller experiment did not create life, nor did the gases used resemble Earth’s first atmosphere as we presently understand it. The experiment was important because it a.showed that complex organic molecules can form under a variety of circumstances. b.synthesized the carbon atom. c.produced a DNA by-product that eventually leads to RNA and other bases. d.produced RNA, which later formed proteins out of the amino acids. e.synthesized the four bases needed for the production of DNA.

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The Miller experiment did not create life, nor did the gases used resemble Earth’s first atmosphere as we presently understand it. The experiment was important because it

	a.	showed that complex organic molecules can form under a variety of circumstances.
	b.	synthesized the carbon atom.
	c.	produced a DNA by-product that eventually leads to RNA and other bases.
	d.	produced RNA, which later formed proteins out of the amino acids.
	e.	synthesized the four bases needed for the production of DNA.

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