The Miracle of Man
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The Miracle of the Cell
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- ISBN978-1-936599-86-8
- EAN9781936599868
- Date de parution28/09/2020
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- ÉditeurDiscovery Institute Press
Résumé
The Miracle of the Cell provides compelling evidence that long before life emerged on our planet, the design of the carbon-based cell was foreshadowed in the order of nature, in the exquisite fitness of the laws of nature for this foundational unit of all life on Earth. Nowhere is this fitness more apparent than in the properties of the key atomic constituents of the cell. Each of the atoms of life-including carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen, as well as several metal elements-features a suite of unique properties fine-tuned to serve highly specific, indispensable roles in the cell.
Moreover, some of these properties are specifically fit for essential roles in the cells of advanced aerobic organisms like ourselves.
Moreover, some of these properties are specifically fit for essential roles in the cells of advanced aerobic organisms like ourselves.
The Miracle of the Cell provides compelling evidence that long before life emerged on our planet, the design of the carbon-based cell was foreshadowed in the order of nature, in the exquisite fitness of the laws of nature for this foundational unit of all life on Earth. Nowhere is this fitness more apparent than in the properties of the key atomic constituents of the cell. Each of the atoms of life-including carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen, as well as several metal elements-features a suite of unique properties fine-tuned to serve highly specific, indispensable roles in the cell.
Moreover, some of these properties are specifically fit for essential roles in the cells of advanced aerobic organisms like ourselves.
Moreover, some of these properties are specifically fit for essential roles in the cells of advanced aerobic organisms like ourselves.
