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The text is a transcript of a video that explains how scientists have replicated the evolution from unicellular to multicellular organisms in the lab. It also describes how they created artificial cells from organic molecules and how these cells could be the ancestors of eukaryotic cells. The text also mentions some of the implications and challenges of studying evolution, such as biofilms and fungal infections. The text ends with a call to action to like and follow the channel.
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1. Michigan State University scientists replicated cellular to multicellular evolution in an experiment.
2. The experiment was done 600 times, claimed as the most groundbreaking ever on Earth.
3. The mystery of evolution sought since 1988 is answered by this experiment.
4. Oxygen is identified as a key factor in the evolution from unicellular to multicellular organisms.
5. E.coli bacteria were chosen for the study due to their rapid population doubling.
6. 12 different types of bacteria were prepared under various conditions.
7. 7400 generations of bacteria evolved, equivalent to 1.5 million years of human evolution.
8. Each next generation evolved 70% faster than the previous one.
9. Half of the population acquired DNA repair ability.
10. Bacteria's metabolic features changed over 20,000 generations, adapting to controlled conditions.
11. An experiment with yeast showed multicellular forms evolving under gravity-based selection.
12. Yeast cells formed a snowflake-like structure with genetically identical cells.
13. Primitive Earth conditions with less oxygen were recreated in an experiment, leading to larger multicellular structures.
14. The first part of multicellularity evolution was the formation of bacterial biofilm.
15. Biofilms are considered a link between unicellular and multicellular organisms.
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