How To Use Biont In A Sentence
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; Cohn, D.H.: Luciferase genes cloned from the unculturable luminous bacteroid symbiont of the Caribbean flashlight fish, Kryptopha - naron alfredi.
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Both syphilis and Lyme disease are caused by these bacteria, and other species are important symbionts in the stomachs of cows and other ruminants.
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· If the seeds will be stored for a considerable time, they should be treated with a fungicide, but one that will not damage rhizobial or mychorrhizal symbionts.
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She then finds herself what is termed a symbiont, which is one who provides a regular blood source to the vampires known as Ina.
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Some of the preexisting protein translocation apparatus of the endosymbiont appears to have been commandeered, including molecular chaperones, the signal peptidase, and some components of the protein-targeting machinery.
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I'm saying there are reasonable objections to Albert's problems with the endosymbiont theory for the origin of mitochondria.
A critique on the endosymbiotic theory for the origin of mitochondria
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Nanotech allows symbionts to live in soldiers' bodies and minds.
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However, the nodulation pattern of the two groups in saline soils has not previously been examined and the role of the bacterial symbiont in overall yield in salt-affected soil remains controversial.
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Those attributes are that the mycobiont fungus provides moisture and minerals, and the photobiont alga provides photosynthetic nutrition.
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But they didn't tell her that merging with the symbiont was the easy part.
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Its presence, generally in the order of 0.2 g/g dry cell weight in most cryptobionts, enables them to resist extreme dehydration, high temperatures, X-rays and also, in some species of tardigrades, pressures as high as 600 MPa.
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Some protist species retain and use the chloroplasts in the prey they eat while other protists harbor symbionts, entire autotrophic bacteria or protists.
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For instance, plants host multiple symbiotic microbes, including mycorrhizal fungi, endophytic fungi and bacteria that may affect the performance of herbivores through symbiont-produced toxins which accumulate in herbivore tissue and thereby directly harm predators following ingestion of the prey.
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Again, these are coevolved populations that recognize molecular properties of the host and symbiont.
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For that they have to rely on a bacterial endosymbiont.
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The symbiont is feeling some kind of unshielded magnetic flux
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To improve mineral nutrition of nitrogen fixing trees on acid soils it is important to ensure that the trees are infected with effective rhizobial and mycorrhizal symbionts.
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A strain of large, free-living amoeba that became dependent on bacterial endosymbionts which had infected the amoebae initially as intracellular parasites, was studied by micrurgy and electron microscopy.
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Uncovering a novel mechanism of symbiont acquisition, researchers at Penn State and the University of Vienna have shown that the symbiotic bacteria infect tubeworm larvae through their skin.
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The progression from symbiont to organelle involves many steps or processes.
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Paedomorphosis characterises the only European real cryptobiont, while the existence of alternative life-history pathways among individuals of the same population is extremely high in Balkan newts, especially along the Dinaric Alps.
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A community of cryptobionts that included sphinctozoan sponges, bryozoans, crinoids, brachiopods, and corals occupied resulting crypts.
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Admiral Hayman went to check on the sym-biont's status a few hours after the Sreba left dock, and found the medical bay cleaned outlock, stock, and sym-biont.
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Also unknown is whether chemicals that function as signals, rather than as nutrients, pass from the symbionts to the host organism.
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Anaerobic cells normally do not survive in environment that contains oxygen, while the endosymbiont would need oxygen in order to present fitness advantage.
A critique on the endosymbiotic theory for the origin of mitochondria
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If this is indeed so, then symbiont phylogeny should roughly correlate with host phylogeny.
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The strongest evidence thus far that Giardia once harbored a mitochondrial symbiont comes from analysis of cpn 60.
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She convinced the cytologists that mitochondria are symbionts in both plant and animal cells, as are chloroplasts in plant cells.
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The aphids can also host one of several bacterial symbionts known as secondary symbionts.
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Symbiogenesis – the appearance of new behaviors, tissues, organs, organ systems, physiologies or species as a result of symbiont interaction – is the major source of evolutionary novelty in eukaryotes: animals, plants and fungi.
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For example, bacterial endosymbionts as found in the giant vent Pogonophora are also present in many meiofaunal oligochaetes, nematodes and flatworms.
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The host (facultative aerobe implies facultative anaerobe, doesn't it?) could handle aerobic conditions already, presumably because it had peroxisomes as oxygen sink. t's funny that you mention peroxisomes, as people once thought they were endosymbionts but now evidence seems to point to en origin from the ER.
A critique on the endosymbiotic theory for the origin of mitochondria
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So it is not that you can not find a sequence of events that would lead from a bacterial endosymbiont to a reticular mitochondrion, no you cannot find such a scenario that makes sense in terms of survival.
A critique on the endosymbiotic theory for the origin of mitochondria
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An association between mitochondria and intracellular symbionts has already been documented for other symbiotic bacteria that manipulate host reproduction.
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Andrew Baker, assistant professor at the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science in Miami who led the research into the so-called algal symbionts, said he had found some evidence to suggest thermal tolerance since he started collecting data in 1998.
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The presence of algal endosymbionts in the planulae may increase their survival as these are an important energy source
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PALCA: So a louse with a healthy endosymbiont and access to your blood is a happy louse.
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An endosymbiont is a creature that lives inside another, to the advantage of both.
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Arbuscular mycorrhiza was the reciprocal symbiont of AM fungi and plant root that was widely distributed in each ecosystem.
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The digestive tracts of herbivorous fishes may contain protistan and bacterial endosymbionts that aid in the digestion of the plant material.
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Don't see how you retrogradely fit preplastids onto plastids without corrupting the function of the endosymbiont chloroplast.
A critique on the endosymbiotic theory for the origin of mitochondria
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Dr. PITTENDRIGH: So in the absence of this endosymbiont, the body louse does not get the vitamins it needs to survive.
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Some crabs actively seek anemones and sponges as epibionts that may be used for camouflage, and in some cases, as an emergency meal.
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Reavmo, one of the indications that there is no theory is that there are many different scenarios, and that we do not know the host or the endosymbiont.
A critique on the endosymbiotic theory for the origin of mitochondria
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The strongest evidence thus far that Giardia once harbored a mitochondrial symbiont comes from analysis of cpn 60.
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The cuticle laminations lining the counterpart obscure epibionts and reduce the resultant epibiont prevalence in the fossil record.
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Roots may also be closely associated with other organisms, such as soil biota or symbionts, and differ in their degree of lignification.
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I'm perfectly happy to call the endosymbiont theory a "theory" even though it's not established fact, as you say.
A critique on the endosymbiotic theory for the origin of mitochondria
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And before you can say can I have a definition, please, an endosymbiont is an organism that lives inside another organism and helps it out.
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Bashir disappeared in midword, along with the sym-biont's chamber.
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Some authors suggest that the plant defence response plays a role in its control over the development of the fungal symbionts.
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The only real cryptobiont of the Balkans, the olm, has not yet been recorded by specialists in the western parts of Montenegro despite considerable anecdotal evidence of its presence.
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Some organisms have enlisted symbionts to provide traits or functions found in other kingdoms.
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There are also endophytic symbionts (bacteria living inside stems and leaves) and free-living bacterial fixers in soils.
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The intrinsic effects of biology and the extrinsic effects of taphonomy, collection, preparation, and observation provide a useful framework for discussion of epibiont preservational biases.
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Likewise, a pair of cozy coevolutionary symbionts embracing each other can only seem to lead to stagnant solipsism.
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At low humidities the photobiont cells are contracted but are nearly at full turgor at 96% relative humidity.
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Among these is a migration of genes from the symbiont genome to the host genome.
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With exposure after death, the epicuticle, which is the epibiont attachment surface, has been shown to degrade.
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Wolbachia are bacterial symbionts of the major human filarias, including Onchocerca volvulus, the parasitic nematode that causes onchocerciasis.
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In that species, algal endosymbionts occur in both the mantle and gills.
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The establishment of symbiosis is the result of a complex series of interactions between the symbiont and the host plant.
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By analyzing DNA sequences contained in the plastid of the thecate amoeba Paulinella, researchers have shown that it is a recent endosymbiont whose genome features are virtually unchanged from those of its cyanobacterial progenitor.
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The protein composition of the mitoribosome has been estimated to be about 75%, which indicates that large parts of bacterial rRNA domains have been replaced by protein components during mitochondrial evolution from a eubacteria-like endosymbiont in eukaryotic cell progenitors.
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All right, the Dax symbiont I carry may well have been married before, but I'm Jadzia, and I want this to be a good one!
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The host (facultative aerobe implies facultative anaerobe, doesn't it?) could handle aerobic conditions already, presumably because it had peroxisomes as oxygen sink. t's funny that you mention peroxisomes, as people once thought they were endosymbionts but now evidence seems to point to en origin from the ER.
A critique on the endosymbiotic theory for the origin of mitochondria
