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studied species of
spiroplasmas are
Spiroplasma poulsonii, a
reproductive mani****tor and
defensive insect symbiont,
Spiroplasma citri, the causative...
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other Spiroplasma species, S.
citri is an
auxotroph for most of the
necessary amino acids,
meaning that it
obtains them from the host.
Spiroplasmas in general...
- DNA replication, transcription, and translation. The
small genomes of
Spiroplasmas is
close to the
minimal complement necessary for life and pathogenesis...
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Spiroplasma mirum is a
bacterium in the
genus Spiroplasma. A
strain of it,
called Spiroplasma mirum strain SMCA (Suckling
mouse cataract agent), causes...
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Spiroplasma poulsonii are
bacteria of the
genus Spiroplasma that are
commonly endosymbionts of flies.
These bacteria live in the
hemolymph (insect blood)...
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subfamily Gokushovirinae.
Spiroplasma bacteria serve as
natural hosts.
There is only one
species in this genus:
Spiroplasma virus SpV4.
Viruses in Spiromicrovirus...
- A, 8.1% C, 14.8% G, and 40% T. (UGA does not
specify a stop
codon in
spiroplasmas; instead, the
universal opal stop codon, UGA,
codes for tryptophan.)...
- Phytopathology. Pub. No. P-2002-0023-SSA. G., Markham, P. (1983). "
Spiroplasmas in leafhoppers: a review". Yale
Journal of
Biology and Medicine. 56 (5–6):...
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tricks of the trade".
Virginia Tech. 2011. Gasparich, Gail E. (2010). "
Spiroplasmas and phytoplasmas:
Microbes ****ociated with
plant hosts". Biologicals...
- Many are able to move
about through gliding, but
members of the
genus Spiroplasma are
helical and move by twisting. The best-known
genus in the Mollicutes...
