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Now, if you remember the previous podcast, the Molecular Biology Primer, you remember me talking about the relationship between protein structure and function. We can call these proteins, “Ubiquitous Proteins.” These ubiquitous proteins are completely independent of an organism’s specific function or ecological niche- all organisms from bacteria to humans have these proteins, and they do the same thing no matter where they’re found. These proteins perform very basic but essential tasks that all organisms require for life. Proteins are, as a group, completely essential for life’s function, but there are some proteins that are more essential than others. The first piece of evidence is protein functional redundancy. Douglas Theobald’s resource on pretty heavily, so you can follow along with me there if you like. All right, this is the first podcast in a series of six that I’ve planned on the molecular evidence for evolution.
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