A Theory That Any Organism Is a Single Chemical Molecule

A Theory that any Organism is a Single Chemical Molecule focuses on the reactions, transformations, properties, technologies, and approaches involved in the study of molecules.

The book first underscores the reasons in saying that a multicellular organism is in reality fundamentally unicellular. The text then elaborates on the molecular conception of organisms, including unicellular plant organism, multicellular plant organism, and a unicellular animal organism and a multicellular animal organism. The publication also highlights the molecular conception of neoplasms. The manuscript also takes a look at the explanation of other activities in an organism by the molecular theory. Discussions focus on embryonic development, animal heart, movement, pleasure and pain, and mind.
The publication is a reliable source of data for readers interested in the structure and composition of organisms.

Contenu

Introduction
Part I: Reasons for Believing That a Multicellular Organism is, through Protoplasmic Continuity between Its Cells, in Reality Fundamentally Unicellular
Part II: The Molecular Conception of Organisms
A Unicellular Plant Organism
A Multicellular Plant Organism
A Unicellular Animal Organism and a Multicellular Animal Organism
Part III: The Molecular Conception of Neoplasms
Part IV: Explanation of Other Activities in an Organism by the Molecular Theory

1. Embryonic Development
2. Animal Heat
3. Movement
4. Pleasure and Pain
5. Mind
   Conclusion