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Luba_88 [7]
2 years ago
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3 ejemplos de autopoiesis

Biology
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Marina86 [1]2 years ago
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Autopoiesis se define como la habilidad de un organismo para mantener su estabilidad aun no estando en equilibrio. Ejemplos de autopoiesis incluyen la capacidad de reproducción, auto-renovación y mantenimiento propio.

La autopoiesis refiere a la forma de auto-organización de los organismos de modo que cada componente de un ser vivo es producido por los otros componentes del sistema.

Este concepto fue desarrollado por los biólogos chilenos H. Maturana y F. Varela (1973) con el fin de comprender los procesos químicos asociados al mantenimiento de los sistemas biológicos.

La autopoiesis está representada por la capacidad de auto-organización y auto-generación que poseen los organismos.

La autopoiesis indica que todos los organismos comparten características únicas, entre las cuales se destacan la capacidad de reproducción, auto-renovación y mantenimiento propio.

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