Enzymes that help copy these DNA strands are likely to be most accurate when they act quickly.
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Speeding up these processes could make them more reliable, a phenomenon that may have helped life evolve from relatively simple chemicals. Understanding how speed plays a role in cell replication could add an important variable to Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, where natural selection determines reproductive success.
This discovery Kabir Hussain University College London, Ricardo Ravagio Researchers at the University of Chicago were unhappy with one experiment…
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