Evolution since coding: cradles, halos, barrels, and wings

Describes genesis of metabolism, transcription, translation, cell structure, eukaryotic complexity, LUCA (the last universal common (cellular) ancestor), the great divergence of archaea and bacteria, LECA (the last eukaryotic common ancestor), extinction, and cancer in very simple ways.

The work (almost) 'synthesizes life from scratch' (since coding) and describes the tools for readers to check the author's work.

As a result, readers understand living systems and their evolution in a conceptual way and are empowered to utilize powerful but accessible tools in computer-based biology.