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Theory, Modelling and Simulation in Origins of Life Studies.
Theory, Modelling and Simulation in Origins of Life Studies.
ROLL#068
2019F-MULBSIT-068
6TH SEMESTER * A
Summary;
This research paper examines the role of theory, modelling, and simulation in the origins of life studies. It highlights key
theoretical frameworks like prebiotic chemistry, systems chemistry, protocell models, and information theories, as well
as various modelling approaches like statistical mechanics, reaction kinetics, self-assembly, and computational
evolutionary biology. It also explores simulation techniques like molecular dynamics, cellular automata, genetic
algorithms, and population dynamics. The paper discusses case studies and applications in RNA world simulations,
metabolic network modelling, protocell simulations, and prebiotic environment modelling. The paper highlights
challenges and future directions in the field, emphasizing the integration of multiple modelling approaches, incorporating
new experimental findings, and bridging the gap between theoretical and experimental research. Overall, this paper
highlights the importance of theory, modelling, and simulation in advancing our understanding of life's origins and serves
as a valuable resource for researchers.
MLA Coveney, Peter V., et al. "Theory, modelling and simulation in origins of life studies." Chemical
Society Reviews 41.16 (2012): 5430-5446.
HAVARD Coveney, P.V., Swadling, J.B., Wattis, J.A. and Greenwell, H.C., 2012. Theory, modelling and
simulation in origins of life studies. Chemical Society Reviews, 41(16), pp.5430-5446.