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Nucleomorphs are small,
vestigial eukaryotic nuclei found between the
inner and
outer pairs of
membranes in
certain plastids. They are
thought to be vestiges...
- Chlorarachniophytes,
which belong to the
phylum Cercozoa,
contain a
small nucleomorph,
which is a
relict of the algae's nucleus. Euglenids,
which belong to...
- periplasm.
Guillardia is the only
cryptomonad to have its
entire nucleus,
nucleomorph, and
plastid genome sequenced. This
knowledge has
prompted further studies...
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Their chloroplast is
bounded by
three layers of
membrane without a
nucleomorph. Normally, it is 40–65 μm long,
slightly bigger than
other well-known...
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found to be in the
posterior region of the cell. A
single plastid and
nucleomorph are present, with it
possessing the
biliprotein pigment Cr-phycoerythrin...
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chlorarachniophytes retain the
phagocytosed eukaryote's nucleus, an
object called a
nucleomorph,
located between the
second and
third membranes of the chloroplast. All...
- retained. When this
retains a
nucleus and a
nuclear genome it is
termed a
nucleomorph. The
unicellular eukaryote Paulinella chromatophora possesses an organelle...
- Eme, Laura; López-García, Purificación; Moreira,
David (2024-03-11),
Nucleomorph phylogenomics suggests a deep and
ancient origin of
cryptophyte plastids...
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closely related to
genes encoded by the
Guillardia theta (cryptomonad)
nucleomorph genome. Four of
these genes are also
found in red
algal plastid genomes...
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surrounded by
three membranes, and in the
remaining lines by four. A
nucleomorph,
remnants of the
original algal nucleus located between the
inner and...
