Comparative analysis of the role of statistical fluctuations and factor of advantage (parity nonconservation) in the origins of optical activity

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Recent theoretical investigations have shown that the most important stages of prebiological evolution could lead to the development of chiral purity even in the absence of any factors of advantage (caused e.g. by the parity violation) for any of the mirror-isometric form as well. Under the certain conditions, a fluctuational inequality of the concentrations of enantiomers is sufficient for mirror symmetry breaking of the initial racemic state. This paper contains an analysis which makes possible to compare the role of the factor of advantage and of the statistical fluctuations in the mirror symmetry breaking during the evolution of the molecular systems.

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