Through two similar cases, I discovered an amazing secret. The first organism to appear on Earth has not disappeared. Just like the fertilized eggs that started. The human fertilized egg develops into an organism of billions of cells---human. Just like the first life, it has developed into ...
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A very large number of microorganisms exist in nature. Therefore, in the initial stage, many types of microorganism are expected to adhere to the surface of the plastic. Among them, only a few microorganisms are capable of degrading biodegradable plastic. Over time, microorganisms that can ...
For instance, in the subfamily Anophelinae, the lineages confined to what is now the Americas diverged first in the form of the genus Chagasia during the early Cretaceous, 142 MYA [HPD:116–172 MYA] (Fig. 1). Approximately 40 million years later, the separation of Gondwana is reflected...
exist only in a certain range of temperature and at a certain level of radiation and electromagnetic and sound-wave intensity, that is to say, amid the physical influences that come to us from the atmosphere, from outer space and from the depths of the earth, to which we have adapted in...
We have become accustomed to the now mundane image of the Earth as seen from the first expedition to the moon — a beautiful blue sphere decorated by swirls of fleecy clouds. It is a spectacularly natural object; at that distance, no overt signs of human activity are visible. But this ...
In carrying out this project Woese and associatesFootnote28had to overcome numerous technical hurdles. First, the laboratory had to learn the Sanger RNA sequencing technique. This was done when David Bishop, past trainee of Sanger’s and then postdoctoral fellow in the neighboring Spiegelman laborator...
It is common in origins of life research to view the first stages of life as the passive result of particular environmental conditions. This paper consider
The successful colonization of new habitats has played a fundamental role during the evolution of life. Salinity is one of the strongest barriers for organisms to cross, which has resulted in the evolution of distinct marine and non-marine (including bot
In this review, we focus on the role of cell-in-cell phenomena in the context of evolutionary transitions in multicellularity17,18. Specifically, we include only phenomena of cells internalizing whole cells and not just parts of other cells. We first identify cell-in-cell phenomena across the ...