Molecular Genetics of Chloroplast Biogenesis
作者： Jörg Nickelsen
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-55819-1_4
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摘要: During evolution, the eukaryotic plant cell that we see today is thought to have developed by fusion of former free-living prokaryotes, a process referred as endosymbiosis. This widely accepted theory predicts mitochondria originated from α-proteobacteria, which were engulfed in first endosymbiotic step an ancient host — probably archaebacterium (Martin and Muller 1998; Brocks et al. 1999). Then, this new, heterotrophically growing organism gained capability for photoautotrophic growth uptake cyanobacterialike prokaryote which, later, became chloroplast.
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