Not a novel question, but nevertheless …what’s the current thinking as to why early RNA life went the way of making double-stranded DNA instead of double-stranded RNA? (Yes, dsRNA is extra stable, but there are ways around that.)
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Hmmmmm...never thought about it that way Paul...I like it. I suppose it's good organizational skills to differentiate and compartmentalize eh?
Posted by: Rhea Miller | September 26, 2008 at 04:21 PM