Darwin Theke Dna Ebang 400 Koti Bachar by Narayan Sen [Hardcover]

When the Sun first cast its gaze upon the Earth, our planet was an ocean of fire. Over time, following the laws of physics, that fire subsided. Then, through the principles of physics and chemistry, the foundation of life began to take shape.

First came RNA (Ribonucleic Acid), followed by DNA (Deoxyribonucleic Acid). Though neither RNA nor DNA possesses a life force of their own, they remain the oldest building blocks of life—the very first.

This book could have begun its story right here. However, the author chooses to trace the origins of these fundamental elements, exploring the journey of discovery before delving into the scientific narrative. Thus, we first encounter Charles Darwin, who kept his groundbreaking research hidden for twenty years, fearing persecution and even execution. His seminal work, On the Origin of Species, and the concept of Survival of the Fittest ignited a revolution in human thought, reshaping the scientific landscape forever.

From Darwin’s evolutionary theory, scientists ventured deeper—into the world of cells, genes, RNA, and DNA, uncovering the intricate pathways leading to the emergence of life. This book chronicles that extraordinary scientific journey in a language that is both lucid and engaging, seamlessly blending classical science with the elegance of literature.