- The
cryptomonads (or cryptophytes) are a
group of algae, most of
which have plastids. They are
traditionally considered a
division of
algae among phycologists...
- type of
cryptomonad.
Subsequent studies suggested that it was a euglenozoan.
Because Skuja had
clearly misidentified the
flagellate as a
cryptomonad, Vørs...
-
known to
contain plastids with a
vestigial nucleus or nucleomorph: the
cryptomonads of the
supergroup Cryptista and the
chlorarachniophytes of the supergroup...
- bacteria, in particular, many
pentatricopetide repeat proteins. The
cryptomonad and
chlorarachniophyte algae may
contain a
nucleomorph that resembles...
- This list of
sequenced algal genomes contains algal species known to have
publicly available complete genome sequences that have been ****embled, annotated...
- Two
unrelated types of
ejectosomes are
described in the literature:
Cryptomonads have two
types of
characteristic extrusomes known as ejectosomes. Intracellular...
- megagroup".
because it
included plants (Archaeplastida), haptophytes,
cryptomonads, and stramenopiles, alveolates, and rhizarians. Diap****tickes has been...
- introns. In 1995
scientists discovered the
first non-Euglena
twintron in
cryptomonad alga
Pyrenomonas salina. In 2004,
several twintrons were
discovered in...
- chloroplasts.
Mesodinium rubrum is a
ciliate that
steals chloroplasts from the
cryptomonad Geminigera cryophila. M.
rubrum parti****tes in
additional endosymbiosis...
-
which are most
closely related to
genes encoded by the
Guillardia theta (
cryptomonad)
nucleomorph genome. Four of
these genes are also
found in red algal...
