Inhibitionseffekte von bisbasischen Fluorenonen in einem In‐vitro‐RLV‐Revertase‐System

Biomesogens evolved as an early amphiphilic pattern from the interface dialectics between order and disorder on the primordial earth. Their molecular designs provided decisive prerequisites for the projection of individual molecular facilities into the structural and functional amplifications of cooperative and dynamic mesogen domain ensembles. By directional nonlinear dynamizations, they arrived at a state of recognition and responsiveness. Competing individualizations forwarded autocatalytic propagations and information processings. The mesogenic order‐disorder patterns gained consciousness by reality adaptation. Experiencing optimization strategies, they developed creativity. They will succeed, however, only in living responsibility.

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Inhibitionseffekte von bisbasischen Fluorenonen in einem In‐vitro‐RLV‐Revertase‐System

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