Free-Living Infective Supermitochondrial Networks

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Exploring the intricate relationship between human archaea and viral entities, this work reveals how endosymbiotic and colonic archaea act as reservoirs for RNA and DNA viruses, including significant pathogens like SARS and HIV. The book delves into the mechanisms by which RNA viroids hybridize with mitochondrial RNA, leading to the formation of new viruses and potentially creating supermitochondria. This hybridization process can result in a complex network that influences both cellular functions and broader physiological responses, impacting the gut microbiome and overall health.