Compartmentalization is crucial for the evolution of life. Present-day phospholipid
membranes exhibit a high level of complexity and species-dependent homochirality, the so …

Molecular‐recognition events are highly relevant in biology and chemistry. In the present
study, we investigated such processes in the solid state under mechanochemical conditions …

Gene therapies, drug delivery systems, vaccines, and many other therapeutics, although
seeing breakthroughs over the past few decades, still suffer from poor stability …

Homochirality is a hallmark of life on Earth. To achieve and maintain homochirality within a
prebiotic network, the presence of an environmental factor acting as a chiral agent and …

The single-handedness of biomolecules is a characteristic feature of life on Earth, yet
achieving and maintaining a homochiral prebiotic network is a significant challenge. In our …

Big impacts on the early Earth would have created highly reducing atmospheres that
generated molecules needed for the origin of life, such as nitriles. However, such impactors …

Cells require oligonucleotides and polypeptides with specific, homochiral sequences to
perform essential functions, but it is unclear how such oligomers were selected from random …

The history of life's formation and the origin of its stereochemistry are nearly as multifaceted
as the life itself. In this review, we focus on analyzing the step‐by‐step path leading to what …

The origin of amino acid homochirality remains an unresolved question in the origin of life.
The requirement of enantiopure nucleotides for nonenzymatic RNA copying strongly …

Advancements in epi transcriptomics have reshaped our understanding of RNA's intricate
roles in cellular processes and disease. This abstract provides insights into the emerging …