A Shadow Biosphere of Ammonia Oxidizing Archaea

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Exploring a future where global warming and viral infections threaten human extinction, the narrative delves into the complex interactions between archaea and neanderthalic populations. It highlights how archaeal growth affects mitochondrial function and metabolism, leading to the Warburg phenotype and subsequent biochemical changes. The accumulation of pyruvate and ammonia plays a crucial role in energy generation and cellular destruction, illustrating a unique ecological and evolutionary perspective on survival and adaptation in a changing world.