Scientists initially thought that DNA was
too simple a molecule to be able to carry genetic information.
To them, DNA was
too simple a molecule to be able to carry that sort of complex information and proteins showed much more variation.
Not exact matches
Scientists have long known that ribose
molecules, a key constituent of RNA, form easily in Miller's «prebiotic soup,» but they normally break down
too quickly to link together to form this
simple genetic material.
But it doesn't, and the
simple reason is that boswellic acid is much
too heavy a
molecule to be volatile.
I predict they will mutate the argument, and with a completely straight face — the effect of carbon dioxide will turn out to be «more complicated», scientists will rediscover that the
molecule emits infra red
too — and now rather than just
simple warming, it will be responsible for «transforming regional patterns», «shifting layers» and «wandering jet streams».