Evidence for RNA origins

  • Harris T
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Abstract

The RNA-world hypothesis proposes that today's DNA-based life forms evolved from earlier ones that were based on much simpler RNA molecules. Although no such RNA-based organism, or ribocyte, has yet been found, biochemist Michael Yarus marshals the theoretical considerations and lab experiments that lend support to this notion for the origin of life.

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Harris, T. (2010). Evidence for RNA origins. Nature, 464(7288), 494–494. https://doi.org/10.1038/464494a

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