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The most straightforward method of reproduction is therefore by mitosis (Section 3.1) and this is the method actually used in the binary fission of unicellular organisms (Fig. 6.1a). Mitosis is also the basis of asexual and vegetative reproduction in higher organisms, either being involved in ...
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In the cells of these organisms, the DNA is twisted around bead-like proteins called histones. The histones are also coiled tightly to form chromosomes, which are in the nucleus of the cell. When a cell reproduces, the chromosomes (DNA) get copied and distributed to each offspring or ...
How do bacteria create colonies in the first place? Bacteria, like other forms of life on Earth, need to make copies of themselves to survive. While humans and other organisms do this throughsexual reproduction, it works a bit differently with bacteria. ...
Flowering plants are often known as angiosperms and are one of the latest evolved plant organisms on Earth. Flowers have become such an important feature of the plant because it enables the plant to reproduce effectively with the help of other organisms....
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39. Age-related functional changes in aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases have also been suggested to arise from conformational changes in some organisms69. A challenge in such studies will be to control for side reactions, such as increased oxidative damage that can occur to non-native conformations ...