Page 122 - The Miraculous Machine that Works for an Entire Lifetime: Enzyme

Harun Yahya

... everything in the heavens and Earth belongs to Him. Everything is
obedient to Him. (Surat al-Baqara: 116)

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The question of DNA and en-
zymes working for DNA constitutes
one of the greatest impasses confronting
evolutionists. The "irreducible complex-
ity" posing such a dilemma for evolu-
tionists will be encountered again
during the course of this section. Chromosome
DNA, one of the cell's most com-
plex structures, and enzymes, some
of the body's complex proteins, work to-
gether in a system in which neither can be separat-
ed from the other. It is impossible to remove even a single
component from the complex system in which they participate
and claim that some parts "evolved" before others.
As described in the previous section in some detail,
DNA needs enzymes for the replication process. Yet at this
stage, something very interesting arises. For the enzymes
that enable DNA replication to come into being—
which enzymes monitor the DNA at every stage,
then correct any errors and check the DNA again
from beginning to end—the necessary production
information should already exist in DNA. Enzymes
are proteins manufactured under DNA's control, ac-
cording to the information encoded in that DNA. In
other words, enzyme synthesis is impossible without
DNA. On the other hand, in the absence of enzymes, the
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