N. Levashov's «SvetL Broom» in A. Khatybov's «Bath School» Book 3. The Cell and Health

Book 3. The Cell and Health. Chapter 1. The Cell – interaction in harmony 38 organisms are able to such a qualitative evolution? In order to answer this question, it is necessary to return to the origin of life... The formation of the ethereal body of the RNA molecule can be considered the moment of life origin for the following reasons. 1. In the aqueous environment, the virus (the RNA molecule in the protein coat) creates a stable ethereal body and the permanent disintegration of the "trapped" molecules. 2. With the accumulation of the necessary number of nucleotides, the process of duplication of the RNA molecule and its protein shell begins. It is the ability to duplicate – reproduction – makes it possible to consider viruses as the first living organisms. 5 The next stage in the development of living matter is the emergence of single-celled organisms. Their advantage over viruses is that the multilayered cell membrane creates a stable chemical environment. Besides, the cell membrane is a protection against the external environment aggressiveness which creates favorable conditions for further life evolution. The accretion of single-celled organisms through the processes of cell membranes caused another explosion in life evolution. Temporary connections turned into a permanent symbiosis of single-celled organisms. From this moment of life evolution, one can talk about multicellular organisms. The external cells of the multicellular conglomerate were exposed to the environment, often aggressive, while the internal cells of the multicellular organism were surrounded with the environment of other cells. As a result, over time cells of multicellular organisms began to perform different functions and acquired a different appearance 6 . In the course of evolution, new types of multicellular organisms emerged, the old ones disappeared. The RNA or DNA molecule on the ethereal level creates its exact copy of single matter. It (copy) is the so-called ethereal body of this molecule. The single-celled organism (cell), in addition to DNA molecules forming the chromosomes of the cell nucleus, includes a number of organic inclusions (Golgi apparatus, mitochondria, centrioles, endoplasmic reticulum, etc.), as well as organic and inorganic molecules. 5 See N.Levashov "The Last Appeal to Mankind", Chapter 2.. 6 For more details see N. Levashov "The last Appeal for Mankind". Chapter 2..