Selection for propagule formation in prebiotic chemical ecosystems
The paper tests the hypothesis that propagule formation was advantageous in prebiotic ecosystems under specific spatial and environmental conditions.
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The paper tests the hypothesis that propagule formation was advantageous in prebiotic ecosystems under specific spatial and environmental conditions.
This study shows that fatty acid vesicle populations can respond to artificial selection for turbidity through cooperative dynamics, not just carryover effects.
Zhen Peng, Alex M. Plum, Rahul Kartha…·David Baum
This study develops a computational model of cooperative replicating polymer systems to explore how prebiotic environments with micro-compartments enable the persistence of cooperating polymers.
Tymofii Sokolskyi, Bruno Cuevas-Zuviría, Sydney Gargulak…·David Baum
The paper investigates heritability and autocatalysis in prebiotic chemical systems through serial dilution experiments and chemical reaction network analysis.