The Co-Evolutionary Birth of the Ribosome: A Matter World Hypothesis Perspective(Estimated Calculation)

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contents <p>The Matter World Hypothesis (MWH) posits that life emerged from the co-evolution of diverse prebiotic molecules—RNA, peptides, lipids, and metal ions—under fluctuating environmental conditions. This study investigates the origin of the ribosome, a ~3.7-MDa RNA-protein complex central to protein synthesis, which challenges single-molecule origin theories like the RNA World. Using over 100,000 estimated stochastic simulation calculations, we demonstrate that proto-ribosomes likely formed through probabilistic RNA-peptide-metal ion interactions, guided by environmental selection. In simulated prebiotic settings (e.g., hydrothermal vents, wet-dry cycles), compartmentalized systems achieved a >50% success rate, compared to <1% for RNA-only systems. These findings affirm MWH’s premise that life’s molecular machinery arose from collective dynamics, offering a testable framework for origins research.</p>
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spellingShingle The Co-Evolutionary Birth of the Ribosome: A Matter World Hypothesis Perspective(Estimated Calculation)
Reza Hashemi
Ribosome origin, Matter World Hypothesis, stochastic simulations, prebiotic chemistry, co-evolution
<p>The Matter World Hypothesis (MWH) posits that life emerged from the co-evolution of diverse prebiotic molecules—RNA, peptides, lipids, and metal ions—under fluctuating environmental conditions. This study investigates the origin of the ribosome, a ~3.7-MDa RNA-protein complex central to protein synthesis, which challenges single-molecule origin theories like the RNA World. Using over 100,000 estimated stochastic simulation calculations, we demonstrate that proto-ribosomes likely formed through probabilistic RNA-peptide-metal ion interactions, guided by environmental selection. In simulated prebiotic settings (e.g., hydrothermal vents, wet-dry cycles), compartmentalized systems achieved a >50% success rate, compared to <1% for RNA-only systems. These findings affirm MWH’s premise that life’s molecular machinery arose from collective dynamics, offering a testable framework for origins research.</p>
title The Co-Evolutionary Birth of the Ribosome: A Matter World Hypothesis Perspective(Estimated Calculation)
topic Ribosome origin, Matter World Hypothesis, stochastic simulations, prebiotic chemistry, co-evolution
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15156904