In this wise and humane volume, a master class in the nature of life is taught by one of the world's most eminent scientists, Novel laureate Christian de Duve. 60 line illustrations.
In this wise and humane volume, a master class in the nature of life is taught by one of the world's most eminent scientists, Novel laureate Christian de Duve. 60 line illustrations.
Christian de Duve won the Nobel Prize in 1974 for his work on the organization of the cell. One of the best-known pioneers of cell biology, he is head of the Christian de Duve Institute of Cellular Pathology. He is the author of Vital Dust: Life as a Cosmic Imperative, Blueprint for a Cell: The Nature and Origins of Life, and A Guided Tour of the Living Cell . He shares his time between New York and Brussels.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1: What is Life? (a: Chemistry) 2: What is Life? (b: Information) 3: Where Does Life Come From? 4: How Did Life Arise? (a: The Way to RNA) 5: How Did Life Arise? (b: From RNA to Protein-DNA) 6: How Did Life Arise? (c: The Birth of Cells) 7: The History of Life 8: The Invisible World of Bacteria 9: The Mysterious Birth of Eukaryotes (a: The Problem) 10: The Mysterious Birth of Eukaryotes (b: A Possible Pathway) 11: The Visible Revolution 12: The Arrow of Evolution 13: Becoming Human 14: The Riddle of the Brain 15: Reshaping Life 16: After Us, What? 17: Are We Alone? 18: How About God in All That?
Introduction 1: What is Life? (a: Chemistry) 2: What is Life? (b: Information) 3: Where Does Life Come From? 4: How Did Life Arise? (a: The Way to RNA) 5: How Did Life Arise? (b: From RNA to Protein-DNA) 6: How Did Life Arise? (c: The Birth of Cells) 7: The History of Life 8: The Invisible World of Bacteria 9: The Mysterious Birth of Eukaryotes (a: The Problem) 10: The Mysterious Birth of Eukaryotes (b: A Possible Pathway) 11: The Visible Revolution 12: The Arrow of Evolution 13: Becoming Human 14: The Riddle of the Brain 15: Reshaping Life 16: After Us, What? 17: Are We Alone? 18: How About God in All That?
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