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A possible role of intracellular isoelectric focusing in the evolution of eukaryotic cells and multicellular organisms

Publication at Faculty of Science |
2009

Abstract

Intracellular isoelectric focusing can increase a rate of many intracellular biochemical and physiological processes and can compartmentalize different processes into different region of a cell. The evolution of the intracellular isoelectric focusing could enable the origin of a large eukaryotic cell and latter also the origin of multicellularity.