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26 May, 05:04
Why aren't enzymes just proteins?
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Levi Martin
26 May, 05:27
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There is such a thing as a ribozyme, short for ribonucleic acid enzyme. Ribonucleic enzymes are RNA molecules, not proteins. Enzyme merely refers to catalysts of biological origin.
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