Sentences with phrase «celled organism seems»
Viruses are not like other organisms and nobody is quite sure where they originated, but a newly discovered single - celled organism seems to offer a clue
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The only satisfactory solution... would seem to be that mind is universal, present not only in all organisms and in their cells but in their molecules, atoms and elementary particles.
The sea sponge may seem like an odd choice for genomic research considering that its simple body lacks muscles, organs, and nerve cells, but the creature provides a wealth of information on how multicellular organism arose.
It now seems that bacteria can mate with any organism with a cell membrane, says Stanley Maloy, a biologist at the University of Illinois, Urbana - Champaign.
«It's surprising,» that the cold seep worm churns out new cells so fast, says François Lallier, an animal physiologist at the Roscoff Biological Station, France, as long - lived organisms tend to have slow metabolism, and it seems the worm has limited resources to work with.
They instead seem to be a product of natural selection, optimized to generate a favorable degree of genetic diversity, as well as to help safeguard the organism's cells against the kinds of errors that tend to occur most frequently during the process of protein synthesis.
The more copies of an organism's genome in its cells, the more those cells seem to benefit in terms of growth and adaptation.
Paligenosis, Mills explains, appears similar to apoptosis — the programmed death of cells as a normal part of an organism's growth and development — in that it seems to happen the same way in every cell, regardless of its location in the body.
As you mention the microbiome yourself, I am wondering if you have researched probiotics, soil based organisms or probiotic lysates for allergies, as they seem to be one of the keys to eliminate them, either that their introduction replaces the bad guys in our guts or because it educates are gut cells how to properly behave to food allergens or also by eliminating / digesting them.