The Devil Syndrome - Infective Symbiotic Tissue Colonies

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Exploring the evolution of multicellular organisms from protozoans, this work highlights the role of entamoeba and its diverse endosymbionts, including bacteria and viruses, in disease transmission. It discusses the concept of chimeric infective symbiotic tissue colonies, which can develop multidrug resistance through horizontal gene transfer. The text also connects these organisms' evolution to global warming and introduces the idea of the Devil syndrome, a condition arising from the immune response to these complex symbiotic entities.