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Pathways of early evolution from the perspectives of a riboreplisome -- the ultimate RNA machine of life
Translation of the genetic code into proteins is universal across life, with ribosomes serving as the ancient molecular machines enabling this information transformation. We propose that early replication and protein biosynthesis were inseparable functions performed by a single ancient RNA molecule:
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