- body may also
refer to:
Fruiting body (bacteria), the
aggregation of
myxobacterial cells when
nutrients are
scarce Fruiting body (slime mold), the sorop****...
-
multicellularity in the
bacterial world. When
nutrients are scarce,
myxobacterial cells aggregate into
fruiting bodies (not to be
confused with those...
- are used to
digest prey microorganisms. When
nutrients are scarce,
myxobacterial cells aggregate into
fruiting bodies,
within which the
swarming cells...
- (January 2003). "Steroid
biosynthesis in prokaryotes:
identification of
myxobacterial steroids and
cloning of the
first bacterial 2,3(S)-oxidosqualene cyclase...
- is most
closely aligned with Myxococcus. S. aurantiaca, like
other myxobacterial species, has a
complex life
cycle including social gliding (swarming)...
- Dale; Alber, Mark (14
November 2006). "A three-dimensional
model of
myxobacterial fruiting-body formation".
Proceedings of the
National Academy of Sciences...
-
Kalvala (2019). "A P
system model of
swarming and
aggregation in a
Myxobacterial colony".
Journal of
Membrane Computing. 1: 103–11. doi:10.1007/s41965-019-00015-0...
- Mackenzie, C. (2006-10-10). "Evolution of
sensory complexity recorded in a
myxobacterial genome".
Proceedings of the
National Academy of Sciences. 103 (41):...
-
structurally much more
stable than its
analogue etnangien as an
efficient myxobacterial RNA
polymerase inhibitor due to the lack of
highly labile hexaene moiety...
- it is most
closely related to
Plesiocystis pacifica,
another marine myxobacterial species also
described in 2003 by the same
research team. The genus...
