eubacteria

IPA: jˈubæktˈɪriʌ

noun

  • a large group of bacteria having rigid cell walls; motile types have flagella
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Examples of "eubacteria" in Sentences

  • This was for various eubacteria such as Escherichia Giron et al.
  • ¦ It was all DNA and genes and chromosomes and microbiology and eubacteria these days.
  • In fact, it looks as if the homologous sequences of key proteins of the flagellar motor is a continuum of different eubacteria show sequence similarity.
  • In a highly regarded publication have Liu & Ochman (2007b) proposed a core set of 24 proteins, which occurs in all previously genomsequenzierten eubacteria (see above).
  • Until recently known simply as 'bacteria', the 2 main groups recognized today are archaeabacteria and eubacteria which differ in the composition of their cell membranes.
  • 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of the mitoribosome has been estimated to be about 75%, which indicates that large parts of bacterial rRNA domains have been replaced by protein components during mitochondrial evolution from a eubacteria-like endosymbiont in eukaryotic cell progenitors.
  • Because the molecular motor proteins, and the pedigrees of the parties agree to some bacterial species, and because the motor genes are widespread on the eubacteria, Liu & Ochman conclude that the core proteins were created of the motor before the diversification of the eubacteria.
  • Good point though – those resources don't spend much time on the cellular and molecular evidence linking not just phyla but kingdoms in the tree of life, and I don't have a handy reference for that, but generally the evidences surround the cellular and molecular homologies between animals, plants, fungi, protists, eubacteria and archea.

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