- In biology,
syntrophy, syntrophism, or cross-feeding (from Gr**** syn
meaning together,
trophe meaning nourishment) is the
cooperative interaction between...
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stabilization of the
waste depend on how well
microbial po****tions
function in
syntrophy, i.e. an
interaction of
different po****tions to
provide each other's...
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Purple bacteria or
purple photosynthetic bacteria are Gram-negative
proteobacteria that are phototrophic,
capable of
producing their own food via photosynthesis...
- the
reductive acetyl-CoA
pathway to fix CO2 and
obtain cellular carbon.
Syntrophy, in the
context of
microbial metabolism,
refers to the
pairing of multiple...
- the
Eukaryota are deep in the tree of Asgard. A
favored scenario is
syntrophy,
where one
organism depends on the
feeding of the other. An α-proteobacterium...
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humans that
allows for both
sides to benefit. One such
example would be
syntrophy, also
known as cross-feeding, of
which 'Methanobacterium
omelianskii '...
- the
Golgi apparatus, both
being parts of the
endomembrane system. The
syntrophy hypothesis,
proposed by López-García and
Moreira around the year 2000...
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essential for
growth of a
particular organism or
group of
organisms (
syntrophy).
Bacterial growth follows four phases. When a po****tion of bacteria...
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process unlikely sources of
nutrients such as methane. This
process called syntrophy ("eating together")
might be
linked to the
evolution of
eukaryote cells...
- co-distribution of sulfur-oxidizing and
ammonium oxidizing also
suggests possible syntrophy. "Hadal Zone - an
overview |
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