The Energide & Climate Change- Symbiotic Archaeal & Mitochondrial Conflict

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The book presents a groundbreaking theory on eukaryotic cell formation, proposing that cells consist of two main elements: an archaeal envelope and a viral-derived nucleus. It details the evolution of the human nucleus from archaeal viruses and explains how the nucleus's structure influences organelles like the endoplasmic reticulum and Golgi body. The text explores the endosymbiosis of rickettsia, leading to mitochondria formation, and discusses the genetic implications of Neanderthal ancestry on modern human diseases, highlighting the ongoing conflict between archaeal and rickettsial elements.