Joel Kontinen
Researchers from the University of Tsukuba have shown
that according to evolution, the shape the the very first cells take, as life
began to evolve, is important.
Researchers from the University of Tsukuba, in
collaboration with East China Normal University, have shown that E.
coli bacteria grown in a primordial-like environment become spherical.
According to evolution, “Oleic acid is the most common
fatty acid in nature and can be metabolized by E. coli. The team
therefore mimicked primordial conditions by growing six different lineages of
cells in an environment where the only available nutrient was oleic-acid vesicles
(OAVs), rather than the more usual glucose sugar”.
So they say that the first the earliest primitive
cells live was spherical. However, as God caused life to appear, He probably did the whole think at once,
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