- The
metamonads are a
large group of
flagellate amitochondriate microscopic eukaryotes. They
include the retortamonads, diplomonads, parabasalids, oxymonads...
-
symbiotic relationships with cellulase-producing
bacteria (see
termites and
metamonads.) This
allows termites to use the energy-dense
cellulose carbohydrate...
- to
bacterial RNA than to
eukaryote RNA. Some eukaryotes, such as the
metamonads Giardia and Trichomonas, and the
amoebozoan Pelomyxa,
appear to lack mitochondria...
-
shown to
contain three widely separated eukaryote groups, the discobids,
metamonads, and malawimonads. A
current view of the
composition of the excavates...
- kinetosomes, one or two
vanes in
posterior cilium. 3
Metamonada Middle monads Metamonads Anaerobic or microaerophilic, some
without mitochondria; four kinetosomes...
- a
feeding groove, a
characteristic of the excavates. Like most
other metamonads,
Carpediemonas does not rely on an
aerobic mitochondrion to
produce energy...
- duodenalis,
which causes giardiasis in humans. They are
placed among the
metamonads, and
appear to be
particularly close relatives of the retortamonads. Most...
-
microbial community that
includes bacteria,
flagellate protists such as
metamonads and hypermastigids. This
community provides the
enzymes that
digests the...
- only
vestigial mitochondria or
derived structures: The microsporidians,
metamonads, and archamoebae.
These groups appear as the most
primitive eukaryotes...
-
Trichomonas ****lis is an anaerobic,
flagellated protozoan parasite and the
causative agent of a ****ually
transmitted disease called trichomoniasis....
