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Dictionary » C » Cyanobacteria CyanobacteriaDefinition noun, singular: cyanobacterium A group of prokaryotes that are characterized by the following general features:
According to the endosymbiont theory, the chloroplasts inside the cells of photosynthetic eukaryotes had likely evolved from their endosymbiotic relation with cyanobacteria.
Also called: blue-green algae or blue-green bacteria. Related term: ![]()
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Results from our forumThioredoxinHi! I need thioredoxin from plant or cyanobacteria for an enzyme assay. Does anybody work with such TRX? Where did you get it from? I only found TRX from E. coli...
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Do AFA bacteria contain chlorophyll?cyanobacteria do have chlorophyll: chlorophyll a even, the exact same one as in higher plants. However, there is no proven health benefit of chlorophyll (that I know of). How could so many people believe unsubstantiated claims? ...
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Re: Do AFA bacteria contain chlorophyll?The thing is, internet is full of the propaganda and you can't really easily find a reliable source on the topic. Wikipedia says some cyanobacteria have chlorophyll but they're not even the same class as the "AFA algae". Yeah, those multimarketing companies are junk I know, yet ...
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Re: Natural selection wrong due to cambrian explosionYes FZ this is the major point of "explosion." There is no history--a sudden jump from cyanobacteria to fully formed modern animals. Perhaps your geologic timescale needs adjustment. Cited by future zoologist--no reference Brocks et al. now extend the chemical ...
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