The Molecule of Life - Endosymbiotic Archaeal Digoxin Volume 1

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Exploring the connection between endogenous digoxin and various diseases, this work presents a hypothesis that archaea, primitive organisms capable of synthesizing digoxin, may play a crucial role in human biology. It suggests that these archaea function as endosymbionts within human cells, contributing to essential regulatory processes. The theory posits that cholesterol, synthesized on actinide surfaces, is a primal prebiotic molecule from which all biomolecules originate. This unique perspective links actinide-dependent biospheres to the origins of life and cellular functions.