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The social discussions express high interest through detailed references to theories of mitochondrial origins and gene transfer, using words like 'fascinating,' 'terrifying,' and 'thought-provoking.' Engagement is evident in references to recent research, evolutionary mechanisms, and even fictional portrayals, showing that participants are actively exploring the topic's scientific and cultural implications.
Most discussions acknowledge the scientific basis of mitochondrial evolution, with some emphasizing its significance and others adding new perspectives.
Posts show strong interest, often discussing detailed mechanisms, implications for human evolution, and connections to science fiction or broader biological concepts.
Many social discussions delve into specific scientific theories, such as endosymbiosis or mitochondrial genome variation, reflecting deep engagement.
Some posts highlight how understanding mitochondrial evolution influences our view of biology and human history, indicating moderate impact in scientific and cultural contexts.
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I LOVE the starter packs getting more and more niche “biology pack” -> “cellular biology” -> “organelle biology” -> “mitochondria pack” -> “mammalian mitochondrial evolution studies in Northern Europe on a Wednesday pack”
High-elevation species often show faster mitochondrial evolution - Iverson et al. study 700+ species, finding that higher dN/dS at altitude is likely due to relaxed selection from smaller ranges and reduced pop. sizes, not positive selection.
@seraphus7 @msahsorin @sciam Here are more gruesome details, if you have an interest Alex. The story of Mitochondrial Evolution and the Chlorophyll–Hemoglobin Axis.
@innnspace @Kenedhloger All modern humans outside of Africa descend from an ancient branch of H. sapiens that migrated out of Africa from the east based on re-tracing haplogroup and mitochondrial evolution. https://t.co/qtg2jZ0JE3
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This video explores the role of endosymbiosis in eukaryotic cell evolution, highlighting mitochondrial and plastid origins from bacteria and recent advances in DNA sequencing that deepen our understanding of this…
Mitochondrial DNA from 147 individuals was analyzed, tracing maternal lineage back 200,000 years in Africa. This genetic study reveals a single African origin and multiple origins for other populations, highlighting…
@microRNApro Nick Lane's work brilliantly highlights energy's role in life's origins, from proton gradients to mitochondrial evolution, fitting seamlessly into biophysical models of gradual complexity. Yet invoking a 6-10k-year RNA creation sidesteps vast evidence—from radiometric dating and
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We eat Seafood for the fatty acids Mainly for DHA (+ other nutrients) DOCOSAHEXAENOIC ACID It's the single most important molecule for Brain & Mitochondrial evolution. The Nature’s Optical SEMICONDUCTOR. THREAD
New sex determining regions can trap or release nuclear-encoded mitochondrial genes, creating pulses of hybrid breakdown and leaving genomic scars. Broadly, this raises the possibility that speciation may follow predictable patterns shaped by inheritance asymmetries and genomic conflict.
Source Gray, M. W., Burger, G., & Lang, B. F. (1999). "Mitochondrial evolution." Science, 283(5407), 1476–1481. This paper details the endosymbiotic origin of mitochondria and their efficient energy transfer mechanisms.
@gregmushen And let’s not forget that the prevailing theory for human mitochondrial evolution was a close symbiosis of bacteria and mammalian cells.
Mitochondrial Genome-Based Phylogeny of Turbellarians and Evidence for Accelerated Mitochondrial Evolution in Symbiotic Species https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.07.01.662465v1
Mitochondrial Genome-Based Phylogeny of Turbellarians and Evidence for Accelerated Mitochondrial Evolution in Symbiotic Species https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.07.01.662465v1
Mitochondrial Genome-Based Phylogeny of Turbellarians and Evidence for Accelerated Mitochondrial Evolution in Symbiotic Species https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.07.01.662465v1
Mitochondrial Genome-Based Phylogeny of Turbellarians and Evidence for Accelerated Mitochondrial Evolution in Symbiotic Species https://t.co/Kn0sMLPP1c #biorxiv_genomic
The most silent civil war revealed via mitochondrial evolution within the federal government of the United States of America, and soon no one will need a microscope to see it. It’s actually already infected a third of our population. Sure hope the dems are seeing what’s happening.
RT @MccardJoseph: @seraphus7 @msahsorin @sciam Here are more gruesome details, if you have an interest Alex. The story of Mitochondrial Ev…
@seraphus7 @msahsorin @sciam Here are more gruesome details, if you have an interest Alex. The story of Mitochondrial Evolution and the Chlorophyll–Hemoglobin Axis.
@innnspace @Kenedhloger All modern humans outside of Africa descend from an ancient branch of H. sapiens that migrated out of Africa from the east based on re-tracing haplogroup and mitochondrial evolution. https://t.co/qtg2jZ0JE3
Convergent pathways of reductive mitochondrial evolution characterised with hypercubic inference https://t.co/qkeNKgexch #biorxiv_evobio
High-elevation species often show faster mitochondrial evolution - Iverson et al. study 700+ species, finding that higher dN/dS at altitude is likely due to relaxed selection from smaller ranges and reduced pop. sizes, not positive selection.
@ScienceMtl @MarcEHJones @priscian @AtomsksSanakan @DaleGribble_666 @25_cycle @Willard1951 @TheDisproof @_ClimateCraze @ejwwest @NdabaningiMoyo @TWTThisIsNow @BatcaveSlimer @kevhof52 @_sebestaj @kissingtruth @jemmm85517813 @PoyetPatrice @AutumnMandrake @TMGFlorida @idummkopp @MusicFrom90 @Proemed45 @Konrad_Chapman @Rebecca74083947 @patfrank830 @Visitor51171015 @rwerkh @DoubleDumas @COrepKdeGraaf @greenartdf @zebedeem @BennoList @LxxResearcher @waynejv1973 @VoteBlueUrban @RCownie @ICcrapdaily @ClimateRetorts @CymaticWave @DarrenDrpage @SGMTrailbuilder @CyfraithEcocide @JrmeBrwnCt @judithcallagha9 @psud12 So you accept your example of mitochondrial evolution was nothing of the sort. That doesn't preclude other evolutionary changes within an animals body, but that wasn't the question.
@ScienceMtl @MarcEHJones @priscian @AtomsksSanakan @DaleGribble_666 @25_cycle @Willard1951 @TheDisproof @_ClimateCraze @ejwwest @NdabaningiMoyo @TWTThisIsNow @BatcaveSlimer @kevhof52 @_sebestaj @kissingtruth @jemmm85517813 @PoyetPatrice @AutumnMandrake @TMGFlorida @idummkopp @MusicFrom90 @Proemed45 @Konrad_Chapman @Rebecca74083947 @patfrank830 @Visitor51171015 @rwerkh @DoubleDumas @COrepKdeGraaf @greenartdf @zebedeem @BennoList @LxxResearcher @waynejv1973 @VoteBlueUrban @RCownie @ICcrapdaily @ClimateRetorts @CymaticWave @DarrenDrpage @SGMTrailbuilder @CyfraithEcocide @JrmeBrwnCt @judithcallagha9 @psud12 Now I have no idea what you are backing about. Are you going to explain how your tweet relates to mitochondrial evolution or not?
@ScienceMtl @MarcEHJones @priscian @AtomsksSanakan @DaleGribble_666 @25_cycle @Willard1951 @TheDisproof @_ClimateCraze @ejwwest @NdabaningiMoyo @TWTThisIsNow @BatcaveSlimer @kevhof52 @_sebestaj @kissingtruth @jemmm85517813 @PoyetPatrice @AutumnMandrake @TMGFlorida @idummkopp @MusicFrom90 @Proemed45 @Konrad_Chapman @Rebecca74083947 @patfrank830 @Visitor51171015 @rwerkh @DoubleDumas @COrepKdeGraaf @greenartdf @zebedeem @BennoList @LxxResearcher @waynejv1973 @VoteBlueUrban @RCownie @ICcrapdaily @ClimateRetorts @CymaticWave @DarrenDrpage @SGMTrailbuilder @CyfraithEcocide @JrmeBrwnCt @judithcallagha9 @psud12 Your response was ridiculously vague and showed little to no relationship to mitochondrial evolution.
@ScienceMtl @MarcEHJones @priscian @AtomsksSanakan @DaleGribble_666 @25_cycle @Willard1951 @TheDisproof @_ClimateCraze @ejwwest @NdabaningiMoyo @TWTThisIsNow @BatcaveSlimer @kevhof52 @_sebestaj @kissingtruth @jemmm85517813 @PoyetPatrice @AutumnMandrake @TMGFlorida @idummkopp @MusicFrom90 @Proemed45 @Konrad_Chapman @Rebecca74083947 @patfrank830 @Visitor51171015 @rwerkh @DoubleDumas @COrepKdeGraaf @greenartdf @zebedeem @BennoList @LxxResearcher @waynejv1973 @VoteBlueUrban @RCownie @ICcrapdaily @ClimateRetorts @CymaticWave @DarrenDrpage @SGMTrailbuilder @CyfraithEcocide @JrmeBrwnCt @judithcallagha9 @psud12 Perhaps it's you that should've used Google . I bet if you type in 'mitochondrial evolution theory' You will be pointed to exactly the topic I suggested as it is pretty specific to anyone with a vague knowledge of the topic Easier to blame me I guess than ask for clarification
@ScienceMtl @MarcEHJones @priscian @AtomsksSanakan @DaleGribble_666 @25_cycle @Willard1951 @TheDisproof @_ClimateCraze @ejwwest @NdabaningiMoyo @TWTThisIsNow @BatcaveSlimer @kevhof52 @_sebestaj @kissingtruth @jemmm85517813 @PoyetPatrice @AutumnMandrake @TMGFlorida @idummkopp @MusicFrom90 @Proemed45 @Konrad_Chapman @Rebecca74083947 @patfrank830 @Visitor51171015 @rwerkh @DoubleDumas @COrepKdeGraaf @greenartdf @zebedeem @BennoList @LxxResearcher @waynejv1973 @VoteBlueUrban @RCownie @ICcrapdaily @ClimateRetorts @CymaticWave @DarrenDrpage @SGMTrailbuilder @CyfraithEcocide @JrmeBrwnCt @judithcallagha9 @psud12 How about we start with mitochondrial evolution. What are your views on current theories?
@DopplerEffect93 @tish_roe @KStateTurk @wallischris10 @DrPaulOffit This is such an intriguing question that we will probably never know. Similar situation to mitochondrial evolution in cells.
Horizontal Gene Transfer: Latest results from PubMed Recombination and retroprocessing in broomrapes reveal a universal roadmap for mitochondrial evolution in heterotrophic plants #NCBI #PubMed #HGT
@erichovind @RealizeYour Then I take it you reject the mitochondrial evolution etc?
Recombination and retroprocessing in broomrapes reveal a universal roadmap for mitochondrial evolution in heterotrophic plants https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.02.14.637881v1
Recombination and retroprocessing in broomrapes reveal a universal roadmap for mitochondrial evolution in heterotrophic plants https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.02.14.637881v1
Recombination and retroprocessing in broomrapes reveal a universal roadmap for mitochondrial evolution in heterotrophic plants https://t.co/TeHP2iURaw #biorxiv_evobio
Mitokondriyal Evrim https://t.co/UrSXFTjAIV
@HarunKh09991167 The movie’s exploration of mitochondrial evolution is as fascinating as it is terrifying.
@T5generation a terrifying journey through the dark side of mitochondrial evolution
@SwathiSuriya31 The concept of mitochondrial evolution is unique and terrifying.
@Xtficultholic Parasite Eve’s mitochondrial evolution concept is both chilling and scientifically intriguing for all fans.
@MounikaBaviset6 the movie concept of mitochondrial evolution is deeply unsettling
@skbhamisara The film’s depiction of mitochondrial evolution and its consequences is both terrifying and thought-provoking
@VELAGANAVEEN3 The movie could delve deeper into mitochondrial evolution.
@HarunKh09991167 the movie concept of mitochondrial evolution is deeply unsettling
@Cutegirl9906 This film explores mitochondrial evolution through a gripping narrative of love, loss, and scientific ambition.
@GlowQueenoffcl A unique sci-fi horror movie exploring the catastrophic outcomes of mitochondrial evolution and scientific ambition.
@SamCruzeVFC Mitochondrial evolution becomes a terrifying reality in this unique bio-horror narrative of love and science.
@ATUL__SAINI_ The film’s depiction of mitochondrial evolution and its consequences is both terrifying and thought-provoking
@SakuraMau627 The concept of mitochondrial evolution is rooted in real scientific theories.
@Meer_Zara_01 This film explores mitochondrial evolution through a gripping bio-horror lens, delivering a chilling narrative.
@Nikhil4Tarak A haunting sci-fi film about mitochondrial evolution, revealing the dangers of unchecked scientific exploration.
@ATUL__SAINI_ parasite eve is a unique blend of science and horror.. its concept of mitochondrial evolution is both fascinating and terrifying
@kinnu_says Mitochondrial evolution spirals into chaos in this unique blend of emotional tragedy and scientific horror.
@revathyharini Exploring mitochondrial evolution in a thriller sounds amazing.
@telugufiedhere The movie’s exploration of mitochondrial evolution is as fascinating as it is terrifying.
Sidebar: I once reviewed a paper which was mostly amazing, except that they were gushing about their rapid mitochondrial evolution rate and I looked at their analysis… “Wtf. You can’t use mitochondrial DNA back to the fkn Miocene as a molecular clock, it’s WAY too fast, too much saturation.”
I LOVE the starter packs getting more and more niche “biology pack” -> “cellular biology” -> “organelle biology” -> “mitochondria pack” -> “mammalian mitochondrial evolution studies in Northern Europe on a Wednesday pack”
In a recent review by Michael Gray, the evolution of mitochondria is taken into focus. Mitochondria have undergone a different evolutionary history than their host cells. Read more here: https://t.co/4kqbi6F4sI #MUevolution21
Mitochondrial evolution in the Demospongiae (Porifera): Phylogeny, divergence time, and genome biology https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1055790320302839
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