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PART 2 In your notebook (p PART 2 In your notebook (p.21): - Write a summary of the article in your own words using academic language. -Explain (using evidence from the article) how the article ties in with what you’ve been learning about in biology (enzymes etc.) -Write a prediction about what could happen next (future research etc.) BE SPECIFIC! Prepare to share! PART 1 Read the article once Read the article a second time and mark: (!) Interesting information (?) Confusing information and/or words that need clarification (E) Enzyme (protein) related information

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