The first Stem cells on Earth

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Exploring the evolution of cellular diversity, the book examines how certain cells, like those from sponges, can differentiate into multiple types during division, unlike simpler bacteria. It poses critical questions about the origins and timelines of these cell types, the presence of stem cells in unicellular organisms, and the symbiotic relationships that led to the emergence of complex life forms. This innovative theory suggests that animals and plants evolved from simple multicellular organisms living freely in nature, highlighting a new perspective on biological development.