Explain how scientists think the protocells were formed.
Explain how scientists think the protocells were formed.
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A protocol or probiont is a stepping stone towards the origin of life. Basically protocells are a collection of lipids that are self organised.
How scientist think protocells are formed?
First RNA replication took place ,followed by the vesicle membrane to grow through the addition of fatty acids from micelle collisions. The membrane eventually divides forming two daughter protocells. RNA replicase also get rendomly divided among the two...in this way the two protocells will be formed.
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