The Son of Man

Despite his genius in physics, Erfin Schrodinger is surprised by his fans by embodying a completely different world: chemistry. Shrudenger believes that people generally yearn for comprehensive knowledge, and that the comprehensive ambition of knowledge is worthy of praise, although he knows that it is not possible in our time to absorb one mind such a comprehensive knowledge. In this book, Schrodinger seeks to integrate some facts and theories into the worlds of physics and chemistry in new combinations. Those ideas presented by Sodinger in this book contributed to the launch of molecular biology and the discovery of the DNA molecule. In the book, Shrudnger presented the idea of ??"irregular crystal" that contains genetic information in its composition based on the covalent chemical ties. This idea raised the enthusiasm of scientists in the 1950s to discover the genetic molecule, and inspired Francis Kreik and James Watson to discover the DNA composition.