Slide 1Claim: because extant organisms share processes and structures it indicates that they evolved from a common ancestor (similarity implies ancestry). Essential Knowledge…

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1.ESSAY ANALYSIS [First Year]2. Give an account of the mode of action of enzymes and of the ways in which enzyme activity can be regulated. 1 Synopsis: Types of enzymes This…

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