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プラスティドとミトコンドリア: 遺伝不能なシステム

A GIBOR, S GRANICK

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |August 14, 1964
    PubMed
    まとめ

    この研究は,自己複製するDNA単位が,プラスティドとミトコンドリアの基本的な遺伝単位であることを示唆しています. このDNA単位はRNAをコードし,オペロン-レギュレータメカニズムのような,オルガネルの分化を制御するメカニズムです.

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    細胞核は細胞の核を構成する.クロロフィリル菌は,クロロプラスト クロロプラストクロモソームは,DNA DNA DNA DNA DNA DNAEUGLENA EUGLENA EUGLENAは,EUGLENAが,EUGLENAが,EUGLENAが,EUGLENAが,EUGLENAは,EUGLENAが,EUGLENAは,EUGLENAは,EUGLENAは,EUGLENAは,EUGLENAは,EUGLENAは,EUGLENAは,EUGLENAは,EUGLENAは,EUGLENAは,EUGLENAは,EUGLENAは,EUGLENAは,EUGLENAは,EUGLENAは,EUGLENAは,EUGLENAは,EUGLENAは,EUGLENAは実験実験室での研究遺伝学とは,遺伝学である.メタボリズム メタボリズムミトコンドリア ミトコンドリアミューテーション (MUTATION) とはフォトシンセシスは,光合成です.レビューレビューです.RNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNARNA紫外線 (UV) は紫外線 (UV) と呼ばれる.イアストス (Yeasts) とは

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