Abiogenesis gap closing up.
Abiogenesis gap closing up.
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Re: Abiogenesis gap closing up.
sounds interesting, but I wish I had the paper with some pictures or other detail.
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You can. Click on the link to the ratskep post and then follow the ones its author provides. You'll eventually finish up at Pubmed where you can peruse and/or download three full papers, illustrations and all, covering the lot. They are not behind a paywall.Tero wrote:sounds interesting, but I wish I had the paper with some pictures or other detail.
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OK
Authors actually get funding for doing that, public access.
Authors actually get funding for doing that, public access.
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Re: Abiogenesis gap closing up.
What exactly is new about this paper? Is it just more supporting evidence? Because the rna theory is not new at all.
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Re: Abiogenesis gap closing up.
Crap of course, since the ribosome is way too complex to have formed spontaneously from Prebiotic systems.
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Short version: it makes the connection between RNA and peptides more firm
tRNA is the special piece in RNA and DNA and reading the code. It is shaped entirely differently and has the piece to recognize triplets to hang pieces of protein together. So it is actually quite advanced in the sequence of events. Nevertheless, RNA has locked in a special position, nothing new. DNA had to come later, a more stable form than RNA.
tRNA is the special piece in RNA and DNA and reading the code. It is shaped entirely differently and has the piece to recognize triplets to hang pieces of protein together. So it is actually quite advanced in the sequence of events. Nevertheless, RNA has locked in a special position, nothing new. DNA had to come later, a more stable form than RNA.
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/ar ... 9314006778The most probable secondary structures for the tRNA-like similarities observed in the tRNA Homology Search above were computed using the RNA Structure Web at the University of Rochester: http://rna.urmc.rochester.edu/RNAstruct ... dict1.html. Two features of the website were utilized. One was the calculation of each tRNA similarity individually; the other was the calculation of the most likely common structure shared by two tRNA. The latter was used specifically to determine whether an rRNA-encoded tRNA similarity retained sufficient identity to a modern E. coli K12 tRNA to fold into the same secondary pattern.
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Re: Abiogenesis gap closing up.
That's not what any of the articles say.rainbow wrote:Crap of course, since the ribosome is way too complex to have formed spontaneously from Prebiotic systems.
Still, I knew this would trigger you. It's why I posted it.
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Re: Abiogenesis gap closing up.
It is what the thread heading implies.Animavore wrote:That's not what any of the articles say.rainbow wrote:Crap of course, since the ribosome is way too complex to have formed spontaneously from Prebiotic systems.
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