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Cytology

Modifications and Innovations in the Evolution of Mitochondrial Protein Import Pathwaysrial endosymbiont required establishment of effective protein import pathways so that much of the genetic capacity of the bacterium could be relocated to the host cell. Two realms of study have delivered insight into the early evolution of these mitochondrial pathways: (1) considering the “starting

Osmosis

The Single Primary Endosymbiotic Eventecial and complex process, the cyanobacterium and the heterotrophic cell complemented each other that well to change the predator–prey relationship to a mutualistic one: the cyanobacterium was converted into an obligate endosymbiont allowing phototrophy of the host cell and ultimately into an organe

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Evolution of the Protein Translocons of the Chloroplast Envelopetrophic host cell. In the course of evolution these once autonomous bacteria became increasingly integrated into their host’s cellular environment. The permanent transfer of large portions of genetic information from the endosymbiont to the host’s genome was essential for the establishment of a trul

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: The First Steps in the Birth of a Novel Organelle?y transmitted to the next generation and provide nitrogen autonomy to their host cell. Morphological observations and phylogenetic analyses revealed a cyanobacterial origin of these obligate endosymbionts. Phylogenetic data and fossil records suggest that the origin of this endosymbiosis dates back

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et al.: Novel Photosynthetic Alveolates and Apicomplexan Relatives membranes. The amount of membranes already pointed towards the secondary evolutionary origin of the organelle, and phylogenetic analysis then showed it to be of rhodophyte origin. The discovery of . now provides the link that connects the parasitic phylum with its algal past. Other chromerids have