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Strikingly Bacteria-Like and Gene-Rich Mitochondrial Genomes throughout Jakobid Protists
2013
Genome Biology and Evolution
The most bacteria-like mitochondrial genome known is that of the jakobid flagellate Reclinomonas americana NZ. This genome also encodes the largest known gene set among mitochondrial DNAs (mtDNAs), including the RNA subunit of RNase P (transfer RNA processing), a reduced form of transfer-messenger RNA (translational control), and a four-subunit bacteria-like RNA polymerase, which in other eukaryotes is substituted by a nucleus-encoded, single-subunit, phage-like enzyme. Further, protein-coding
doi:10.1093/gbe/evt008
pmid:23335123
pmcid:PMC3590771
fatcat:gjywuq7tkbdmln4svlmi6tlqgm