Chemical evolution organized molecular systems

The interaction leads to a molecular complex that facilitates further evolution of the system either by a chemical reaction going on selectively at such a configuration of the molecules, or by further self-organization due to next-step molecular recognition of the newly formed synthons. 

From different disciplines, biotechnology and biocatalysis are seen from very dif ferent angles and perspectives (Figure 1.1). Chemistry and chemists emphasize a molecularly-oriented perspective dominated by compounds and transformations, whereas chemical engineering and thus chemical engineers favor a process-oriented perspective of reactions and processes lastly, biology and its practitioners contribute a systems-oriented perspective of description at the organism level as well as in their view of evolution. 

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