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A surprisingly quick enzyme could shift our understanding of evolution


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A surprisingly quick enzyme could shift our understanding of evolution

An enzyme that helps copy DNA strands like these may be most accurate when working quickly

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By trying to speed up, molecular processes can become more reliable – a phenomenon that may have helped life evolve from relatively simple chemicals. Understanding how speed plays a role in cellular replication could add a crucial variable to Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution, in which natural selection drives reproductive success.

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