Origin of Life: meteorite chemicals (Introduction)

by David Turell , Saturday, September 14, 2013, 15:58 (3875 days ago) @ David Turell

Possible early enzymes:-"Our results suggest that there were very active protein enzymes very early in the generation of life, before there were organisms," Carter said. "And those enzymes were very much like the Urzymes we've made."
 
The finding also suggests that Urzymes evolved from even simpler ancestors—tiny proteins called peptides. And over time those peptides co-evolved with RNA to give rise to more complex life forms.
 
In this "Peptide-RNA World" scenario, RNA would have contained the instructions for life while peptides would have accelerated key chemical reactions to carry out those instructions.
 
"To think that these two Urzymes might have launched protein synthesis before there was life on Earth is totally electrifying," Carter said. "I can't imagine a much more exciting result to be working on, if one is interested in the origin of life."-
 Read more at: http://phys.org/news/2013-09-assumptions-life.html#jCp-But where did the peptides come from and who supplied the information, called instructions here?-Another pipe dream