In Time for Michael Behe's Book Anniversary, Here's a Real Mousetrap in the Cell

Later this year will mark the twentieth anniversary of Michael Behe's Darwin's Black Box, a book that gave profound impetus to the burgeoning intelligent design movement. With that in mind, we want to highlight examples of discoveries that vindicate Behe's arguments in the book. Today, here is one buried in a scientific paper that might have been missed. It's especially delightful because it brings to life an analogy Behe made famous: the mousetrap as an example of irreducible complexity.

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