Origin of antifreeze protein genes: A cool tale in molecular evolution

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I've told you the easiest way to demonstrate ... show the stepwise evolution of a single protein from one fold to another. 2 diff functions https://t.co/eVoAiqqA6I

PLEASE!! I've asked for a demonstration of RANDOM mutations + NS causing new proteins, you're assuming random, not DEMONSTRATING. https://t.co/eVoAiqqA6I

yeah because you assume non-coding DNA is doing nothing; which we know it isn't. No surprise to me it can programmatically repurpose for env https://t.co/eVoAiq8YI8

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