Molecular complementarity I: the complementarity theory of the origin and evolution of life.

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We assert that molecular complementarity is much more widespread than is commonly acknowledged in biological systems, if not actually ubiquitous. It creates the coupling necessary for non-equilibrium systems to form. It stabilizes aggregates against degradation, thereby increasing concentrations to levels adequate to foster the formation of prebiotic systems and represents the earliest form in which natural...

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