Mitochondrial Socialization and Its Implications
CAN MITOCHONDRIA COMMUNICATE? MITOCHONDRIAL SOCIALIZATION AND ITS IMPLICATIONS Sociality or social behavior refers to the interactions that take place amongst individuals of the same species living together in a society. Sociality acts as a catalyst to the functionality and development of any social group by allowing individuals to overcome their limitations. This can be seen in the development of human civilization. It hasn't come this far because of an individual but is the result of the combined efforts of a lot of people coming together. All kinds of organisms starting from unicellular bacteria to complex animals like humans realize that the pros of establishing a social setup and working as a whole outweigh the cons by a significant margin. Socialism is believed to have evolved as adaptive behavior; being social increases fitness, survival rate, reproductive success, capacity, and productivity. What are Mitochondria? Popularly referred to as the powerhouse of the cel...