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RNA droplets may have helped start life on Earth
Without the compartmentalization of a cell, it would have been extremely difficult for these vulnerable molecules to have found enough of…
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Without the compartmentalization of a cell, it would have been extremely difficult for these vulnerable molecules to have found enough of each other in the proverbial primordial soup, let alone survive the harsh conditions of the early Earth. The answer could lie in RNA's ability to assemble into liquid-like droplets, or condensates.
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