Human - Endosymbiotic Chimeric Tissue Colonies Hybrids

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Exploring the evolution of multicellular organisms from protozoans, this work delves into the role of endosymbionts like bacteria and viruses in shaping complex life forms. It highlights how protozoans, particularly entamoeba, act as reservoirs for various infections, including COVID-19 and HIV, and discusses the emergence of chimeric infective symbiotic tissue colonies. These colonies, capable of horizontal gene transfer, contribute to multidrug resistance and are linked to the impacts of global warming, suggesting a new form of life and the evolution of anti-brain antibody diseases.