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I could write an entire article in response, but if you want to go deeper into this subject, I suggest you read it in full. From an article in Science : “After 6 months, the most promising varieties had their lignin content reduced by 49.1% A ribosome in a human cell adds five amino acids to a protein chain each second.
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