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The picture compares the sizes of
the four workers mentioned in Life's Big Instruction Book: in the top
row are Alcohol Dehydrogenase
I (Al) and Aldehyde
Dehydrogenase (Al's teammate); in the bottom row are a histone complex (the Instruction Book's
spine) and the Lac repressor (tests
for the taste of milk sugar).
Al and Aldehyde Dehydrogenase are enzymes -- they perform molecular origami for a living. The other two cling to DNA -- histones all the time and the Lac repressor most of the time.
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Part Three: Improving the Book
Appendix E: A Gallery of Workers
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