Bodily breakdown explained: How cell differentiation patterns suppress somatic evolution

Natural selection can occur at the cellular level, where it is detrimental to health. Fortunately it is normally controlled by a well-known pattern of ongoing cell differentiation in the mature tissues of animals, according to a new study published December 14 in PLoS Computational Biology.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news116842250.html">Bodily breakdown explained: How cell differentiation patterns suppress somatic evolution</a></p> <p>Natural selection can occur at the cellular level, where it is detrimental to health. Fortunately it is normally controlled by a well-known pattern of ongoing cell differentiation in the mature tissues of animals, according to a new study published December 14 in <i>PLoS Computational Biology</i>.</p>