Tiny RNA Breakthrough: Life's Origin Clue

Scientists at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology have made a groundbreaking discovery, identifying QT45, a tiny RNA molecule capable of self-replication. This exciting finding significantly strengthens the "RNA World" hypothesis, suggesting life could have spontaneously emerged from simpler chemical building blocks on Earth and potentially other planets.

Scientists at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology have made a groundbreaking discovery, identifying QT45, a tiny RNA molecule capable of self-replication.