How could evolution explain such a complex metabolic extremely linked pathways
>not implying creationism OFC just having a critical view
I mean how could enzymes be created in the SAME moment and generation to make mutated said individuals have an advantage over others.
We know enzimes are proteins made of AminoAcids
The odds to create a full functioning CHAIN of enzymes are ZERO. Im sure of it?
What do you think /sci/ ?
*enzymes
>typo
>>7970448
>I mean how could enzymes be created in the SAME moment and generation to make mutated said individuals have an advantage over others.
Environmental changes.
>>7970457
But in order for example for glucolysis to work, you have to make ALL the enzymes of said pathway to be there, in same individual at the same time . Mutated in the right places at the right moment.
Wich is impossible if you ask me.
>>7970465
It didn't all come together at once and not all organisms have the same metabolism
Each evolutionary event that led to what we see today had a very small but nonzero chance of happening, and those dice were rolled continuously for billions of years. Billions.
reproduction is unlikely to be a random pick bewteen parts of parent DNA strings with a bit of mutation. experiences in life have effects on a persons genetic structure, the more impactful the experience the greater the change of the person's DNA. it only makes sense that an organisms ability to pass on more accurately pruned genetic code would emerge in the process of natural selection.
>>7970556
for you retards ready to complain im talking about higher up the hierarchy, it's to illustrate the point that the magnitude of randomness in evolution is probably smaller than most people think due to converging environmental inputs
>>7970448
>The odds to create a full functioning CHAIN of enzymes are ZERO.
>What is a fitness landscape
You've fallen into the trap of assuming that there's only one specific combination of amino acids that would lead to a functioning protein, that's not true.
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I mean how could enzymes be created in the SAME moment and generation to make mutated said individuals have an advantage over others
This doesn't make sense.
>>7970665
> trap of assuming that there's only one specific combination of amino acids that would lead to a functioning protein
Proteins have to have specific chain sequence of AAs to work as they do. Because of Secondary Protein Structure reasons.
Implying what you just said is right, How can a mutation in one AA cause denaturation of whole enzyme
