Catalytic

... don't see much, how is that relevant. I meant, whether are you able to measure activity of your enzyme or is it some protein, which does not have catalytic activity (at least not something easily detectable in vitro like some transcription factor).

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... speaks about some mind? Please reflect for a moment, on your own (canalon's) statement Science's best bet is currently self replicating RNAs with catalytic activity, as those things can be observed Now apart from the fact that you aren’t keeping up with the latest understanding amongst scientists, ...

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First of all, ribosomes are mainly nucleic acid. Especially the catalytic center is nucleic acid, the proteins are just some package. You wrote The enzymes didn’t evolve they are made by the ribosome. That's like saying - we didn't evolve, we are made by ...

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... think those ancient reasonable membranoids in Venus would create a special way of photosynthesis. They would have done such a super-heat-resistant catalytic process in which energy of absorbed photon was spent on a separation of CO2 - C + O2. Moreover, both components would be stocked in separate ...

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... of DNA end replication, and in some literature I have find a data, describing two mechanisms for this problem - first, that polymerase before the catalytic centre also have an anchor centre, and when it comes close to the extremal end of the template, the enzyme will dissociate from the DNA molecule, ...

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