Genes and enzymes

Clarke, Paul

doi:10.1016/0014-5793(76)80852-6

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“…This means that a change in availability from substrate Sx to substrate Sy can lead to the adaptation of an organism by replacing enzyme Ex by Ey. Such adaptations have been studied experimentally for bacteria (519)(520)(521)(522)(523)(524). Successful examples are the evolution of an acetamidase to a phenylacetamidase (521) and of a ribitol dehydrogenase to a xylitol dehydrogenase (508,522).…”

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Principles of Protein Structure

Schulz¹,

Schirmer²

1979

Springer Advanced Texts in Chemistry

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“…In nature, proteins with new functions are constantly evolving. This is documented by the evolution of heritable resistance to toxic chemicals in insects and to antibiotics in bacteria (519).…”

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confidence: 99%