Page 145 - If Darwin Had Known about DNA

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The structure resulting from an egg and a sperm combining to-
gether is given the name zygote and consists of a single cell. The first
zygote has to multiply in order to assume human size and shape. The
cell begins dividing as if following a computer program, with a high
level of intention and purpose. In the zygote, the DNA replicates itself.
Once the amount of DNA in the cell has been doubled, the cell imme-
diately begins dividing. One of these doubled DNA strands goes to one
cell, while the other is forwarded to the second. Now that the cell has
been divided into two, division continues until a baby is fully formed
inside the mother's body.
This process is repeated so many times that the cells must divide
trillions of times before assuming the form of an embryo. Development
of the complete embryo takes place in a coordinated manner by way of
the messages that one cell receives from and sends to other cells. The
way cells can work in harmony with one
another arises from a continuous
molecular dialogue among
them, in the light of genetic
instructions that form
within the baby's genetic
program from the first
day that the germ cells
from the parents come
together.
The egg cell is just 150 microns in
size. (One micron is one thousandth
of a millimeter.) (Left:) The cell that
emerges from the combination of the egg
and the sperm must divide and multiply mil-
lions of times in order to assume a human ap-
pearance.