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1999
Abstract Balantidium coli belongs to the phylum Ciliophora of the kingdom Protista, which comprises all protozoa with cilia and mitochondria with tubular, often curved cristae, which in anaerobic species may be replaced by hydrogenosomes (Corliss, 1994).
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Abstract Balantidium coli belongs to the phylum Ciliophora of the kingdom Protista, which comprises all protozoa with cilia and mitochondria with tubular, often curved cristae, which in anaerobic species may be replaced by hydrogenosomes (Corliss, 1994).
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1987
Ciliates are characterized by the occurrence of two different cell nuclei. The DNA-rich macronucleus is the “somatic nucleus” of the cell and is responsible for almost the entire cellular RNA synthesis. However, during sexual reproduction, or conjugation, it is resorbed. The diploid micronuclei are the “germ line nuclei” of the cells.
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Ciliates are characterized by the occurrence of two different cell nuclei. The DNA-rich macronucleus is the “somatic nucleus” of the cell and is responsible for almost the entire cellular RNA synthesis. However, during sexual reproduction, or conjugation, it is resorbed. The diploid micronuclei are the “germ line nuclei” of the cells.
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