Paradoxes of evolution. How the availability of resources and the absence of external threats leads to the self-destruction of a
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Mitochondria are the little guardians of cellular individuality. They are the ones who largely determine how we will live: brightly and quickly or boringly but for a long time. But mitochondria are only one of the possible key elements of evolution. For successful development, biological objects need an inherent mechanism of self-destruction (somewhat similar to the Japanese ritual suicide - seppuku), constant contact with parasites and the presence of imperfections. And this all contradicts the goals of the health of an individual organism. This is the main paradox of evolution: in order to survive, we need constant obstacles and... sacrifices. The publishing layout is saved in PDF A4 format.
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- Name of the Author
- Алексей Макарушин Аркадьевич
- Language
- Russian