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Evolutionary Pathways and Enigmatic Algae Cyandium Caldarium (Rhodophyta) and Related Cells

Proceedings
Series: Developments in Hydrobiology Volume: 91
By: Joseph Seckbach(Editor)
344 pages, illustrations, 44 tables
Publisher: Springer Nature
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Topics in Evolutionary Pathways and Enigmatic Algae include: compartmental (direct filiation) eukaryogenesis; the endosymbiotic hypothesis; molecular RNA and protein sequences of genes in phylogenetic applications; reports on newly discovered species of the Cyandium group.

Contents

Part 1 Models for the Eurkaryotic Cellular Origins and Evolutions: Origin of Eukaryota from Cyanobacterium - Membrane Evolution Theory; H. Nakamura
- Glaucocystophyta - Model for Symbiogenous Evolution of New Eukaryotic Species; H. Schenk
- Alternative Pathway (Cyanobacterium to Eukaryota); T.E. Jensen

Part 2 Green Enigmatic Algae: Nanochlorum eucaryotum - A Green Enigmatic Alga; R. Zahn
- Enigmatic Chlorophycean Algae Forming Symbiotic Association with Ciliates; W. Reisser

Part 3 The Paradoxical Cyanidiophyceae
- The Genus Cyanidium: The Natural History of Cyanidium - Past and Present Perspectives; J. Seckbach
- Review on the Taxonomic Position of the Cyanidium and Cohorts; F.D. Ott, J. Seckbach
- Systematic Position and Phylogenic Status of Cyanidium; J. Seckbach, F.D. Ott
- New Classification for the Genus Cyanidium; F.D. Ott, J. Seckbach
- Cyanidium investigations in Japan; I. Fukuda
- The Study of Cyanidiaceae in Russia; O. Sentsova
- Cyanidium-like Algae from Caves; L. Hoffmann
Physiology, Biochemical Pathways and Natural Products
- The Function of Peroxisomes in the Cyanidiaceae; W. Gross
- Nitrogen Metabolism in Thermophilic Algae; Rigano, et al.
- Natural Products of Cyanidiophyceae; H. Nagashima
Fine Structures of the Rhodophyta and Cyanidium
- Ultrastructure of Unicellular Red Algae; S. Broadwater, J. Scott
- Ultrastructure of Cytoplastmic Organelles in Cyanidium caldarium; K. Ueda
- Cyanidium caldarium as a Model Cell for Studying division of Chloroplasts; T. Kuroiwa, et al.
Studies on the Molecular Level
- Molecular Organization and Expression of the Plastid Genome of Galdieria sulphuraria (= C. caldarium) and Other Unicellular Red Algae; K. Zetsche
- The Molecular Aspects of Pigments and Photosynthesis in C. caldarium; R.F. Troxler
Bibliographic List of the Cyanidiales and Allied Enigmatic Cells
- List of Relevant Literature References; F.D. Ott, A.J. Petrik-Ott

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Proceedings
Series: Developments in Hydrobiology Volume: 91
By: Joseph Seckbach(Editor)
344 pages, illustrations, 44 tables
Publisher: Springer Nature
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