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Mollicutes is a
class of
bacteria distinguished by the
absence of a cell wall. The word "
Mollicutes" is
derived from the
Latin mollis (meaning "soft"...
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Mycoplasma is a
genus of
bacteria that, like the
other members of the
class Mollicutes, lack a cell wall, and its peptidoglycan,
around their cell membrane....
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species of very small-cell
bacteria that lack a cell wall, in the
class Mollicutes. M.
pneumoniae is a
human pathogen that
causes the
disease Mycoplasma...
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generally believed to be monophyletic, or
paraphyletic with the
exclusion of
Mollicutes. The
Bacillota are
thought by some to be the
source of the archaea, by...
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distinct types within the
Ureaplasma genus.
classified within the
Mollicutes class,
Ureaplasma species have
undergone significant evolutionary adaptations...
- This rule is
followed by two phyla:
Bacillota (except for the
classes Mollicutes and Negativicutes) and the Actinomycetota. In contrast,
members of the...
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Mycoplasma fermentans is a very
small bacterium in the
class Mollicutes. Like
other mycoplasmas M.
fermentans is
characterized by the
absence of a peptidoglycan...
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Taxonomy of
Mollicutes proposed the use of "'Phytoplasma'
rather than 'mycoplasma-like organisms' for
reference to the
phytopathogenic mollicutes". In 2004...
- cytoplasm,
regulates flow of
substances in and out. Cell wall (except in
Mollicutes, Thermoplasma)
Outer covering that
protects the cell and
gives it shape...
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Bacillota (positive in staining),
Gracilicutes (negative in staining),
Mollicutes (neutral in staining) and
Mendocutes (variable in staining).
Based on...
