Titlebook: Origins of Plastids; Symbiogenesis, Proch Ralph A. Lewin Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1993 Chloroplast.Organe.algae.

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Chloroplast-Retention in Ciliated Protozoa,necessary to replicate their own DNA. Thus, unless suitable nuclear gene products are present in the host cell and transferred to the plastids, the plastids cannot replicate and are evolutionarily dead. However, many protozoans have evolved mechanisms to “enslave” plastids. These adaptations range f

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Green Ciliates:Principles of Symbiosis Formation Between Autotrophic and Heterotrophic Partners,ng criteria: enclosure by a membrane, special function in cell metabolism, autonomous genetic apparatus. This discontinuity of eukaryotic cell organization is the basis of the Serial Endosymbiosis Theory (SET),which postulates that the evolution of the eukaryotic cell involved symbiosis formation be

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From Prey via Endosymbiont to Plastid: Comparative Studies in Dinoflagellates,mal-like, others completely plant-like, i.e., alga-like, and there are transitions and mixed nutritional strategies. The Dinophyceae would presumably give examples to all questions which are treated in this book, provided the knowledge of them would be better.” (Pringsheim 1963). Knowledge of dinofl

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Molecular Phylogeny of Algal Plastids: A Brief Review of Host/Endosymbiont Genome Development Basedhis appears to have solved some problems, new questions have arisen that need to be addressed. The most important question is: was there only one single event that initiated the evolution of plastids, or did different types of plastids originate by separate endosymbiotic events? We have to discuss t

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