Cliff Pickover CLIFF at IBM.COM Tue Feb 12 13:07:37 EST 1991
Quick question on state-of-the-art RNA results:  I've been told
that the following statement is not correct; i.e. the following
has never been done.  What is the strongest statement that can
be made which stresses the fact that RNA can do a lot of things
on its own?  Thanks  "It has been demonstrated that RNA strands
with a chain length around 100 nucleotides will arise
spontaneously in a suitable environment, reproduce themselves,
and undergo adaptation by evolution."  More information about
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