100 great mysteries of biology

Studies have proven that the cell, although the elementary structure of living matter, is not primitive and not simple. All its internal structures are in constant movement, and they are moved not chaotic, but in accordance with strict laws. The phenomena in the cell as division, differentiation, preservation of the internal structure, and even aging and death are striking. A tiny, in most cases visible only in a microscope, a cell of a plant or animal is an elementary unit of life. Conscious that the cell is the basis of life, we ask ourselves the question: what is life in general? When and where did she get born for the first time? How did the process of developing living matter occur, which led to the emergence of the carrier of the mind - man? What mechanisms participated in this? Is there an extraterrestrial life?
In the next book of the series, an attempt was made to give answers to these and many other questions of the modern biology of plants, animals and humans