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Life on Mars could share a genetic code close to ours with no transfer between the planets, because the beginnings of life are close to inevitable.

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  1. Nick Lane

    Biochemist at University College London

    So, it wouldn’t surprise me any longer if we found life on Mars and it had a genetic code that was not very different to the genetic code that we have here without it just being transferred across, there’s some inevitability about the whole of the beginnings of life, in my view.

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