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These lifeforms without mitochondria are apparently called "oxymonads", as per the article. I'm sure there's a Haskell joke in there somewhere, something about
by isoprophlex 3y ago
These lifeforms without mitochondria are apparently called "oxymonads", as per the article.
I'm sure there's a Haskell joke in there somewhere, something about these oxymonads just being oxymonoids in the category of endofunctors, but I'm too busy burning my oxygen to figure it out :^)
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- atticora 3y ago> I'm too busy burning my oxygen to figure it out Your mitochondria are doing that so your brain doesn't have to spend attention on it. And its not very clear whether they are "you" or your symbiotes.
- timschmidt 3y agoWe are a holobiont with a hologenome.
- wearsshoes 3y agoOxymonads are oxymonoids in the category of enterofauna, of course