One leading theory on the origins of life on Earth proposes that simple chemical molecules gradually became more complex, ultimately forming protocells—primitive, non-living structures that were precursors of modern cells. One leading theory on the origins of life on Earth proposes that simple chemical molecules gradually became more complex, ultimately forming protocells—primitive, non-living structures that were precursors of modern cells. Biochemistry Analytical Chemistry Phys.org – latest science and technology news stories
How life’s building blocks took shape on early Earth: The limits of membraneless polyester protocell formation
