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The Evolution of Primordial Knowledge

The odds of a random amino acid chain evolving in the soup are quite poor, but what about a protein? A protein is not a sequence of random amino acids. The order and type of amino acids in a protein determine how it folds, how it behaves, and its biological function. The sequences are not random. They contain knowledge. The odds of a functional protein evolving are certainly expected to be much less than that of a random sequence.

          

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