Jethalal S. Zaveri
Prof. Muni Mahendra Kumar
According to Biology, a living organism is qualitatively distinct from the non-living matter. But how do plants and animals come into existence? Some from seeds, tubers and bulbs; others out of eggs or capsules; still others front buds and cuttings. But can any living organism be created from dead—inanimate—matter?
All organisms are made of cells. Each cell consists of a number of different molecules. Is it not possible to put the molecules together and obtain a living cell?
