A membranous sac that contains interacting organic molecules,hypothesized to have formed prior to the earliest life-forms:

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A protocell is a hypothetical and primitive cell-like structure that is believed to have arisen spontaneously from non-living matter on early Earth. It is composed of a membrane-bound compartment that contains interacting molecules, which can carry out some of the basic functions of life, such as metabolism and replication. The protocell is thought to have been a precursor to the first living cells and may have been able to evolve into more complex organisms over time. The other options (B) archaea, (C) ribozyme, (D) chemotroph, and (E) protist, do not refer to the specific structure described in the question.

A Membranous Sac That Contains Interacting Organic Molecules,hypothesized to Have