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New Study Shows Human and Chimp Proteins Decidedly Different Despite Gene Similarity
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Stephen Meyer DESTROYS Atheist TikToks | Last Call Ep. 18
"The proteins that are built from the genes are very, very different between humans and chimps. That's a new study that's come out with a Brazilian group in a top biology journal showing that the proteome of humans and chimps is decidedly different, suggesting that the way the genetic information is processed in humans and chimps is decidedly different."
Meyer cites recent Brazilian research published in a major biology journal showing human and chimp proteomes are fundamentally different, undermining the long-held claim of 98% genetic similarity. This challenges the common ancestry argument and suggests information processing mechanisms between species are distinct. The finding has implications for evolutionary biology's central claims about human origins.
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