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...egionella pneumophila'', see illustration) that lives within vacuoles of [[protist]] and mammalian [[macrophage]] cells.<ref>Jain R ''et al.'' (2003) Horizont ...gene families with patchy phylogenetic distributions: influx of genes into protist genomes.[http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2148/6/27 BMC Evol Biol] PMID

..., a common food born illness. ''T. gondii'' is a unicellular, parasitic [[protist]], classified as an apicomplexan within the group alveolate. Apicomplexans ''T. gondii'' is a unicellular [[protist]] with an amorphous amoeboid-like body form. They have no [[flagella]] or

...egionella pneumophila'', see illustration) that lives within vacuoles of [[protist]] and mammalian [[macrophage]] cells.<ref>Jain R ''et al.'' (2003) Horizont ...gene families with patchy phylogenetic distributions: influx of genes into protist genomes.[http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2148/6/27 BMC Evol Biol] PMID

...WAJ, Clark CG, Embley TM, Barrell B, Fraser CM, Hall N: The genome of the protist parasite ''Entamoeba histolytica''. Nature 2005, 433(7028):865-868.</ref>

#''' {{pl|Protist}}''' ...sp;| <small>[[Animal]]s&nbsp;| [[plant]]s&nbsp;| [[fungus|fungi]]&nbsp;| [[protist]]s&nbsp;| [[bacteria]]&nbsp;| [[archaea]]&nbsp;| [[prokaryote]]&nbsp;| [[eu

...hey appeared sessile and similar to plants' branches. Additionally, many [[protist]]s were formerly classified as "microscopic animals" because, like animals, ...f this article. However, the word is still sometimes used to include the [[protist]]s, in which case they are called "unicellular animals". In addition, "anim

Some unicellular [[protist]]s and unusually large bacteria (''[[Epulopiscium fishelsoni]]'' and ''[[Th

...process has been detected in many organisms, including animal, plant and protist cells. The distinguishing characteristic of RNAi is destruction of mRNA mol

...e:Animal_cell.JPG|thumbnail|350px|right|Typical features of a eukaryotic [[protist]] cell, stylized]] |[[protist]]s, [[fungus|fungi]], [[plant]]s, [[animal]]s

''Naegleria fowleri'' is a thermophilic protist and can be found in many moist or aqueous environments, including freshwate

''Pfiesteria shumwayae'' is a heterotrophic dinoflagellate belonging to the protist group pyrrophycophyta. It was discovered by Dr. Burkholder at North Carolin

...05) Polyubiquitin insertions and the phylogeny of Cercozoa and Rhizaria. Protist, 156, 149-161. Cavalier-Smith, T. (2003) Protist phylogeny and the high-level classification of Protozoa. Eur. J. Protistol

*[[Protist]]s:

...s]], including [[bacteria]], [[yeast]]s, [[plant (organism)|plants]] and [[protist]]s.]] ...] cells which possess well-formed nuclei. (HGT also occurs in eukaryotic [[protist]] microorganisms, and in both pathogenic and non-pathogenic microorganisms,

...process has been detected in many organisms, including animal, plant and protist cells. The distinguishing characteristic of RNAi is destruction of mRNA mol ...ss="thumbcaption">One molecule of the Dicer protein from the single celled protist ''Giardia intestinalis'', which catalyzes the cleavage of dsRNA to siRNAs.

...process has been detected in many organisms, including animal, plant and protist cells. The distinguishing characteristic of RNAi is destruction of mRNA mol ...ss="thumbcaption">One molecule of the Dicer protein from the single celled protist ''Giardia intestinalis'', which catalyzes the cleavage of dsRNA to siRNAs.

...tein translocation]] - [[proteolysis]] - [[proteome]] - [[proteomics]] - [[protist]] - [[protista]] - [[proton pump]] - [[protozoa]] - [[pseudopod]] - [[pteri

...tein gene (''rpl36'') which has transferred into the ancestor of the algal protist cryptophyte and haptophyte plastids (chloroplasts), and which was detected

...m (biology)|5-kingdom system]], they are currently placed in the kingdom [[Protist]]a. Water molds are descended from algae, and are placed within the phylum