What is Life?: How Chemistry Becomes Biology (Oxford Landmark Science)
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What is Life?: How Chemistry Becomes Biology (Oxford Landmark Science)

by Addy Pross

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In What is Life?, Addy Pross explores the transformative journey from chemistry to biology. This Oxford Landmark Science title addresses how chemical processes lead to the emergence of life, offering a clear framework for understanding the origins of biological complexity and the principles that distinguish living from non-living systems.

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What is Life? investigates the fundamental transition from chemistry to biology, examining how simple chemical processes give rise to the intricate phenomena of living organisms.

The book presents a scientific perspective on life's emergence, drawing on principles from chemistry to explain biological complexity without relying on speculative narratives.

As part of the Oxford Landmark Science series, it offers an accessible yet rigorous exploration of this enduring question for readers interested in the sciences.

Author Addy Pross provides insights into the dynamic nature of chemical systems that underpin biological evolution and self-organization.

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