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Evolution Selbstorganisierender Chemischer Systeme. Zur Leistungsfähigkeit Homogener Übergangsmetall-Katalysatoren: 218. Sitzung Am 3. Oktober 1973 in

Evolution Selbstorganisierender Chemischer Systeme. Zur Leistungsfähigkeit Homogener Übergangsmetall-Katalysatoren: 218. Sitzung Am 3. Oktober 1973 in

Kuhn, Hans

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Series: Rheinisch-Westfälische Akademie Der Wissenschaften, Book 254

Gifts & Stationery GeneralGeneral ReferenceGeneral Science

ISBN10: 353108254X
ISBN13: 9783531082547
Publisher: Vs Verlag Fur Sozialwissenschaften
Published: Jan 1 1975
Pages: 70
Weight: 0.29
Height: 0.15 Width: 6.69 Depth: 9.61
Language: German
In an attempt to understand the origin of living systems we encounter the following problems: a) How can we conceive the origin of the first self-reproducing forms, and by means of what stimuli could commence a constant increase in the complexity of such forms? b) How can a translation apparatus for genetic information develop? One cannot imagine that such an apparatus for the synthesis of en- zymes can function alone without the interference of enzymes them- selves, which, however, could only become available after the construc- tion of the apparatus itself. c) What stimulus mechanism is conceivable, that leads to the division of the genetic apparatus into a duplication system and an enzyme synthesis system? The main problem therefore is not the search for basic theoretical concepts. It is not a question which can be answered by means of a specific experiment. One should rather explore the principal possibilities of how molecules combine to produce more and more complicated func- tional units. In trying to solve the puzzle of how the genetic apparatus is gradually built up as a complex aggregate of molecules one can draw up specific Denkmodels.

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