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Hypotheses on the extended phenotype of the mitochondrion: sex, mortality, and aging

2023-06-19

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How did sex evolve, how is sex evolutionary stable, why do eukaryotes appear mortal, and why do eukaryotes age, are all pressing questions. This paper presents a mitochondrial perspective on the evolution of the eukaryotic cell that appears capable of answering these questions. Rather than viewing a mitochondrion as a passive entity taken up by an archaeal host that remains in the driving seat, mitochondria are vi...

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18b63469-ade3-5253-b94b-a0f58705ad07
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10.32942/x2h309
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