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Desulfobacteraceae endosymbiont BCDbactsym of Geleiidae sp.
subject body part
cytoplasm
method used to identify object
fluorescence in situ hybridization
metagenomic DNA sequencing
2 references
stated in
Structured multiple endosymbiosis of bacteria and archaea in a ciliate from marine sulfidic sediments: a survival mechanism in low oxygen, sulfidic sediments?
stated in
Insights into the metabolic functioning of a multipartner ciliate symbiosis from oxygen-depleted sediments.
Desulfobulbaceae endosymbiont BCDbulbsym of Geleiidae sp.
subject body part
cytoplasm
method used to identify object
fluorescence in situ hybridization
metagenomic DNA sequencing
2 references
stated in
Structured multiple endosymbiosis of bacteria and archaea in a ciliate from marine sulfidic sediments: a survival mechanism in low oxygen, sulfidic sediments?
stated in
Insights into the metabolic functioning of a multipartner ciliate symbiosis from oxygen-depleted sediments.
Bacteroidota endosymbiont of Parduczia sp. brown ciliate
subject body part
cytoplasm
method used to identify object
fluorescence in situ hybridization
2 references
stated in
Structured multiple endosymbiosis of bacteria and archaea in a ciliate from marine sulfidic sediments: a survival mechanism in low oxygen, sulfidic sediments?
stated in
Insights into the metabolic functioning of a multipartner ciliate symbiosis from oxygen-depleted sediments.
Methanobacteria endosymbiont of Parduczia sp. brown ciliate
subject body part
cytoplasm
method used to identify object
fluorescence in situ hybridization
2 references
stated in
Structured multiple endosymbiosis of bacteria and archaea in a ciliate from marine sulfidic sediments: a survival mechanism in low oxygen, sulfidic sediments?
stated in
Insights into the metabolic functioning of a multipartner ciliate symbiosis from oxygen-depleted sediments.
parent taxon
Parduczia
0 references