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Bacteria — a domain of life
domain of life
Bacteria: the prokaryotes without a nucleus; E. coli, cyanobacteria, the gut flora. A primary branch of the tree of life, descended from the last universal common ancestor; the universal genes below are shared with the other domains and meet them at their ancestral form.
source
the tree of life (molecular phylogenetics; Woese 1990)
card id
card_tol_domain_bacteria
address
WIT.codex.FCT/bacteria/REF.WITNESSED@the-tree-of-life
adjoining cards
- part of → The tree of life — chains from LUCA, homologous genes where domains meet — a domain (branch) of the tree of life: Bacteria
- enables → small-subunit ribosomal RNA — a universal gene (a homolog across the domains) — small-subunit ribosomal RNA: present in Bacteria
- enables → elongation factor (EF-Tu / EF-1alpha) — a universal gene (a homolog across the domains) — elongation factor (EF-Tu / EF-1alpha): present in Bacteria
- enables → ATP synthase — a universal gene (a homolog across the domains) — ATP synthase: present in Bacteria
- enables → aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases — a universal gene (a homolog across the domains) — aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases: present in Bacteria
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