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The Miracle in the Cell Membrane



                     of California, directed by university graduate student
                     Charles Apel, maintained that in fresh water in a labora-
                     tory environment, they had obtained membrane-struc-
                     tured blebs, structures that proved that life could appear
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                     spontaneously in fresh waters. These claims are unsci-
                     entific, however, nothing more than biased interpreta-
                     tions put forward in the light of evolutionists' preconcep-
                     tions. We shall examine the reasons for this in detail in
                     the following pages.



                        The Membrane Produced in the
                        Laboratory Is Not As Complex as the Cell
                        Membrane

                        Up to this point evolutionists have maintained that
                     life emerged in the oceans, in salt waters. Yet in experi-
                     ments carried out in salt waters, no membrane ever
                     appeared. Fresh water was used in Apel's experiment,
                     and obtained blebs with a membranous structure.
                        That these were obtained in the laboratory offers no
                     support for the theory that the DNA, the cell, or the
                     organelles and proteins within it formed spontaneously
                     in water.
                        1. The laboratory membrane does not possess the fea-
                     tures of the cell membrane. Of course, certain chemical
                     and physical effects can align molecules in water,
                     depending on whether they are hydrophilic or
                     hydrophobic.). Yet this membrane bears no resemblance
                     to the cell membrane, because the cell membrane has






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