Titlebook: Endosymbiotic Organelle Acquisition; Solutions to the Pro Steven D. Schwartzbach,Peter G. Kroth,Miroslav Obo Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if ap

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Easier Lost than Found? What We Know about Plastid Genome Reductiontheir “l(fā)ife history.” Driven by competition, even established phototrophic organisms sometimes revert to heterotrophy or parasitism, leading to further impairment or complete loss of photosynthesis. Here, we recapitulate the history of plastids from early acquisition to their disappearance in nonpho

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Plastid Evolution in Non-photosynthetic Lineages processes such as fatty acid metabolism, as well as iron–sulfur cluster and isoprenoid synthesis. Similar to mitochondria, where there are many lineages with reduced mitochondrial organelles incapable of oxidative phosphorylation, there are many eukaryotic lineages with plastids that have lost phot

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Targeting Plastids in an Animal Cellsms that explain kleptoplast longevity in Sacoglossa are at work. In algae and plants, dual-targeting nuclear-encoded proteins to mitochondria and plastids is common. The correct targeting of the proteins is based on a sequence and its charge, and a median charge could allow the translocation of mit

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Membrane Delivery to the Vacuole and the Multifunctional Roles of Vacuolesine the specific delivery of cargo vesicles, which require a complex interplay of vesicle coats, tethering factors, as well as membrane fusion machinery. Vacuolar size and the overall size of the cell are coordinated, which plays a pivotal role in cell size determination. The vacuolar volume increas

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What Has , Taught us About Endosymbiont Metabolic Integration? metabolic integration. Similarities and differences between the nascent . symbiosis with the more ancient Archaeplastida system are described, and possible convergent outcomes of these systems are discussed.

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Ramesh Ramakrishnan,Paul Bao,Uwe R. Müller this evolutionary transition remain shrouded in mystery and continue to inspire vigorous debate. In this chapter, we will summarise and discuss the various forms of evidence relating to mitochondrial origins, the integration of this symbiotic bacterium into the eukaryotic cellular lineage and the d