Evolution of Prions, Virus, Archaea, Bacteria & Multicellular Organism

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The book explores the self-organization and replication of extraterrestrial porphyrins, which serve as templates for RNA, DNA, and prion formation, leading to the development of primitive archaea. It discusses the evolutionary advantages of bacteria and archaea with specific metabolic pathways and their evolution through horizontal gene transfer, resulting in bacterial speciation. Additionally, it examines how meteoric impacts introduced bacteria and viruses to Earth, and how multicellular eukaryotes evolved to enhance the survival of their endosymbiotic archaeal colonies.