Evolution
Subtitle: possible or impossible? : Molecular biology and the laws of chance in nontechnical language : a new approach to the subject, based on exciting recent discoveries involving proteins and DNA, the "golden molecule" of heredity
Publisher: Probability Research in Molecular Biology
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Santa Clarita, CA
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Copyright date: 2002
Notes: "This is reprinted from the original version published in 1973 by The Zondervan Corporation, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Eight printings were published by Zondervan." - T.p. verso.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: How the "laws of chance" affect you; title: The heart of modern probability theory; title: The mystery of the left-handed molecules in proteins; title: The odds against proteins with only left-handed components; title: Where natural selection fails; title: Probability and the first proteins; title: How large numbers can help you; title: DNA : "the most golden of all molecules"; title: The remarkable way cells translate DNA; title: Could chance arrange the code for one gene?; title: Why has evolution been widely accepted?; title: The assumed evidence of evolution; title: Examples of phenomena unexplainable by evolution; title: Increasing your certainty; title: Appendixes.; title: On the origin of left-handed components in proteins; title: The question of preference for the same hand; title: Problems in molecular evolution hypotheses