Discovery reshapes view of RNA role in early life
A Colorado team led by Thomas Cech reports that RNA can splice its own genetic code without enzymes, a self catalyzing process that challenged the belief proteins were required. The finding, seen as pivotal by scientists like Harry Noller, may illuminate how life’s key processes emerged before cells and proteins.
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Chicago Sun-Times
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University of California At Santa Cruz
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Housing Markets Improve But First-Time Buyers Still Struggle
James W. Christian, chief economist for the U S League of Savings Institutions, predicts 1983 will be better for housing after a tough 1982. Rates may hover around 12 percent, down from about 16 percent, lowering a $50 000 30-year mortgage from 672.50 to 514.50 monthly. Yet affordability remains a major gap for late 20s to early 30s buyers, with projected median incomes near 22 000 in 1983.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
James W. Christian
U.S. League of Savings Institutions
Christian
Housing costs seen steady as demand mounts in 1983
Analysts expect housing to stabilize with prices near current medians, driven by low unsold inventories and pent-up demand. First time buyers could enter the market if prices ease. Economic health and recession policy will shape mortgage access, with deregulation expanding market-rate loans and shifting toward indexed rates.
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