Simplified ancestral enzyme produces ATP without typical amino acid
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This research explores how early proteins, which evolved with fewer amino acid types than modern proteins, could still perform essential functions such as ATP production. The study highlights a simplified ancestral enzyme capable of making ATP without the amino acid usually required for this reaction, shedding light on protein evolution and early biochemical processes.
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