Archaea: an all-out study

Year 2020, Volume: 3 Issue: 1, 74 - 77, 22.06.2020

Abolfazl Jafarı-sales Majid Baserı-salehı

Abstract

Archaea are strange but unique beings that have evolutionary relationships with bacteria and eukaryotes and have many unique properties of genotypes and phenotypes that indicate their own evolutionary status. In addition to its presence in the human body, it plays a key role in the ecological cycle of the planet. The metabolic strategies and physiological adaptation of archaea to extreme environments are great. Accurate and Responsive Mechanisms to ensure that Taxis patterns provide the needs of the cell, or the need for Bioremediation strategies that control environmental activities, develops important features in the global ecosystem to develop tools that have great economic and health benefits for Includes human beings. This research emphasizes recent progress in recognizing archaea mechanisms and highlights new insights on structural, environmental and habitat studies.

Keywords

Archaea, Taxis

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