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URL:https://www.azbio.org/events/building-new-cells-from-old-ones-how-cell
 s-living-inside-other-cells-shaped-life-on-earth
SUMMARY:Building new cells from old ones: How cells living inside other ce
 lls shaped life on Earth. - Phoenix College - 3 Nov 22 18:00
DESCRIPTION:The cell is the basic building block of biology. Living things 
 are either single cells or are\ncollections of single cells that form mult
 icellular organisms. When we look closer\, we see that\nmany individual ce
 lls are actually built from combinations of more than one cell. The most\n
 famous example is our mitochondria\, which is actually an old bacterial ce
 ll that got inside and\nbecame part of our cells over time. Hear Dr. John 
 McCutcheon explain how he thinks this\nhappened and describe other example
 s from various other organisms.\n\nJoin us for poster presentations and l
 ecture at Phoenix College Thursday\, Nov. 3\, 6-8:30 p.m.\n\n\n\nSpeaker: 
 John McCutcheon\, PhD\, Biodesign Center for Mechanisms of Evolution\, Ari
 zona State University\n\nLocation: Phoenix College\, 1202 W Thomas Road\,
  Phoenix\, AZ 85013
LOCATION:Phoenix College\, 1202 W. Thomas Road\, Phoenix\, Arizona\, 85013\
 , United States
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