AP's 168th book of Science// Evolution of First Heart and concurrent with First Gill/Lung After the easy solution of First Eye with First Mitosis and First Meiosis, AP is sort of reveling in joy. So when you find something
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I made a fascinating discovery while compiling this book on First Heart & First Gill/Lung. The discovery that RNA-editing is a new concept that replaces cancer as a concept. In other words cancer is a subset of RNA editing. And I found this out from the Octopus evolving from the Mold fungus. The Mold hyphae becomes the 8 arms of the Octopus. RNA-editing is almost like a self-engineering shop inside our bodies that rewires or renovates the body, without having to wait long years of Darwin Evolution to make bodily changes..

And this key concept of RNA-editing immediately has us realize how Mitochondria came to be-- via RNA-editing. Mitochondria are similar to the modern day electric car which is composed of many small batteries to form a large battery. And the mitochondria itself was formed by this process of RNA-editing, of making more small batteries. Originally, starting this book, I thought I needed the concept of cancer to grow the mitochondria into a heart organ or a gill organ. No, all I needed was this process of RNA editing.

So this is a very very important new biology concept that cancer itself is a subset of RNA-editing. And Old Biology never really made RNA-editing a huge new issue, for only now, have I every really learned of this RNA-editing..

But I suppose the vaccines for the Covid-19 pandemic are RNA-editing.

AP's 168th book of Science// Evolution of First Heart and concurrent with First Gill/Lung After the easy solution of First Eye with First Mitosis and First Meiosis, AP is sort of reveling in joy. So when you find something
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168th book of Science// Evolution of First Heart and concurrent with First Gill/Lung

After the easy solution of First Eye with First Mitosis and First Meiosis, AP is sort of reveling in joy. So when you find something easy to solve, you naturally push onwards for more challenges. The next challenge is first heart with first gill/lung.

So much of evolution was done in water so it is not surprising that first lung is probably first gill.

And the angle of attack for a solution is this idea of mechanism of a cancer tumor forming first heart and a cancer tumor forming first gill/lung.

Probably fungus, in need of faster locomotion need a heart & gill/lung.

But here I would be researching how we can have cancers of organelles of the single cell. Cancers of multicellular are obvious.

So here, in this research I am having levels of organization of cancer. Cancer in multicellular is more cells. So what is cancer in a unicellular body?

Of course AP, looks at cancer as opposite of what nearly 100% of people look at cancer as a dreaded nightmare of nothing but bad bad bad. AP sees cancer as a necessary feature of life itself. Directing change for the betterment of the entire species, but to the detriment of some individuals.

So in this research I need to focus on Fungus and on organelles in single cells. Focus on how organelles can go cancerous.

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Now of course no heart or gill/lung ever evolved in a single cell, and most readers would be confused over this. Of course the heart and gill/lung evolved in multicellular organisms.

What AP is thinking is that the heart evolved from a organelle inside a single cell. An organelle that has a Pumping action function of the cell. And this organelle had cancer, ending up with tranforming a organelle pump into a multicellular pump evolving into a heart. Same thing for gills/lungs. The cancer growth of an organelle transforming into a multicellular gill/lung..

This would mean the heart and gill/lung occurred in a multicellular organism approximately 600 to 542 million years ago.

Are there pumping organelles in fungus? Are there gill slit openings -- resembling gill slits in fungus?

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It looks as though the first heart and gill/lung system comes from fungi of molds, the multicellular fungi.

The organelle for first heart was the mitochondria.

Recent research in mitochondria shows them to be multiple small batteries packed together as 1 mitochondria.

Plants have chloroplasts, while animals have mitochondria.

Now I need to find out how the mitochondria becomes a animal heart. Is it a process of a intercellular cancer that makes a mitochondria become more than a organelle but transform into a organ for a multicellular organism? The sponge for instance? And looking that up, I see sponges have 3 hearts.

So I believe I am well on the way of discovery of First Heart on Earth. As coming from a cancer of mitochondria of Mold. Then evolving into Sponges.

Can we view a sponge as a evolutionary relative of Molds?

What does the DNA of Sponges have in terms of the DNA of Molds? Are they closely related, or distant?

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I do not know if any researcher has ever seen a mitochondria having cancer. A mitochondria multiplying itself cancerously. It may have been observed and mistaken for something else. And given a name which is not what it actually is.

I need to explore this to get the easiest way possible of evolving the Heart and the gill/lungs simultaneously. Can we envision the gill/lung as a different sort of mitochondria?

In theoretical science, it is best to attack these hard questions by proposing the Most Easiest Route of Getting What is Wanted. A cancerous mitochondria in Mold some 600 million years ago is the fastest and easiest way of First Heart with First Gill/Lung in tow.
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Maybe I am not asking the correct question on cancer of mitochondria to become both heart and gill/lung simultaneously.

Although it is very very easy to see that ellipsoid shaped mitochondria become a heart or one lobe of a gill slit or lobe of a lung.

I should first ask how Mitochondria are stacks of Small Batteries, much like the modern electric car vehicle are stacks of smaller batteries, like my Toyota Prius.

Look inside a Mitochondria and it is stacks of smaller batteries.

So here we have a big clue, that you can have a cancer of an organelle like the mitochondria. And that cancer transformed the mitochondria into being a Multitude of smaller mitochondria.

So that about 600 million years ago, maybe 700 million years ago, those ancient mitochondria were having cancers and going from being 1 large battery to being 100s of small batteries as the Mitochondria, but then it did not stop at 100 small batteries, that the mitochondria some 700 - 600 million years ago went cancerous to become a Mitochondria-Heart plus a Gill/Lung in addition all in one organ.

Apparently sponges have no internal organs so to speak-- and there are many websites fobbing off wrong information.
Apparently sponges have pores, belonging to the phylum Porifera. Sponges breathe by diffusion through pores.

So I need to look for another animal that has heart-gill/lung closely related to Mold.

How close or distant related is the Mold with the Sponge????

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P.S. a new way of attacking AP has been revealed tonight. Where someone follows and tracks AP searching the Internet. And once AP opens a site, the hackers up and alter the information to say something like a Sponge has 3 hearts. Google sent me a "heavy traffic warning". So someone is now attacking AP by means of tracking his moves over the Internet and once AP lands on a site, the hackers alter the information of the original site. The octopus has 3 hearts, not the sponge.
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Alright, it is the octopus I need to investigate for it has 3 hearts and it has multiple gill slits. Does it have 3 sets of gill slits???

Has anyone done a DNA analysis to see how closely related is the DNA of Mold compared to Octopus and to Sponge???

It could be that the Octopus is the first animal that is multicellular and possessed the First Heart of all animals to follow.

Would that make logical commonsense, that the animal with the most hearts was where the first heart was evolved? Yes, that makes logical commonsense, the animal with the most hearts was the animal with the first heart.

Now we definitely need that DNA study to show if Mold is directly related to Octopus!!!

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Alright, it is the octopus I need to investigate for it has 3 hearts and it has multiple gill slits. Does it have 3 sets of gill slits???

Has anyone done a DNA analysis to see how closely related is the DNA of Mold compared to Octopus and to Sponge???

It could be that the Octopus is the first animal that is multicellular and possessed the First Heart of all animals to follow.

Would that make logical commonsense, that the animal with the most hearts was where the first heart was evolved? Yes, that makes logical commonsense, the animal with the most hearts was the animal with the first heart.

Now we definitely need that DNA study to show if Mold is directly related to Octopus!!!

And come to think about it the Mold hyphae closely resemble the tentacles of the Octopus. What a remarkable link up, the white hyphae of Mold evolving over 100 million years in the Proterozoic before the Paleozoic, evolving into the tentacles of octopus. One has to remember Earth had no Moon then, and that 1/2 of Earth was in full sunlight all the time while the other side of Earth in total darkness means the oceans were frozen on that side and the sunlight side was Shallow Seas for octopus to thrive and prosper and evolve.

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Alright, I ran into a Scientific American article on how Octopus have this special ability to override evolution of DNA, because they can edit their own RNA, called RNA editing.

Then I went to look if Mold has that ability of RNA editing, and sure enough in springer.com on "Fungal RNA editing: who, when, and why?"

This should make it easier to trace if the DNA of octopus is closely related to the DNA of Mold. For the DNA was held constant while the octopus kept altering its RNA. And this mechanism is altogether new to me, how animals can bypass Darwin Evolution and tinker with their own evolution by tinkering with their own RNA. Totally new to me.

And the earliest fossils of Octopus go back to more than 500 million years ago.

This is looking swell for the idea that First Heart evolved in animals was the Octopus from the Mold.

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Wikipedia says of the octopus "The Cephalopoda evolved from a mollusc resembling the Monoplacophora in the Cambrian some 530 million years ago." Marshak's timeline in Essentials of Geology, 2009, says that Cambrian starts 542 million years ago with early multicellular organisms and with first corals and shellfish and many organisms with skeletons in a Cambrian explosion of life forms.

Can, all this animal life explosion in the Cambrian be mostly due to one ancestor-- the Mold family of animals with their RNA editing allowing them to explode in various lifeforms to make up the Cambrian Explosion?

So many of these animals with 8 legs can easily come from hyphae of molds through RNA editing.

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Now I started this exploration of First Heart with the idea that the mechanism was going to be a cancer of some organelle in single cell organisms. But as the research progressed from fungus Mold to that of Octopus and knowing the Octopus and Mold both do RNA editing, which can be described as -- accelerated Darwin Evolution -- for RNA editing is adapting animals to their environment far faster than the Darwin evolution does.

So here I have a confluence of two mechanisms-- my cancer mechanism and then the mechanism of RNA editing.

So here, at this juncture point of research, makes me think that RNA editing is a far larger concept than is cancer. And that cancer is caused by RNA editing. Something to do with the telomeres of DNA. In this sense, every cancer that occurs has some interplay of RNA editing. And that cancer is just a word used for the broad generalized mechanism of RNA editing.

Cancer is a tiny subset of RNA editing.

In my research last night, I found that Mold does a lot of RNA editing as well as the Octopus. This is a direct link to saying Octopus evolved from mold.

And one picture in particular from Wikipedia, makes the Octopus look like a spider. I would not be surprised at all, that the spider evolved from RNA editing of the Octopus some 500 - 400 million years ago, when the first spiders start to appear.

So, not only do we need DNA analysis to show Octopus DNA is a direct descendent of Mold DNA, but that spider DNA is a direct descendent of Octopus DNA..
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Instead of being the 226th book of science, I decided to push it up as my 168th book of science, seeing that I am on a roll here in biology.

There is a wise saying in finance, commerce and economics -- when profiting, let your profits Run.

So let my biology books run.

AP