The invention further relates to eukaryote cells or prokaryote cells containing the recombinant DNA vector or the recombinant fowlpox virus. |
This arrangement of eukaryote, bacteria, and archaea is called the three-domain system, replacing the two-empire system of simply eukaryote and prokaryote. |
One was experimental: the discovery in 1977 of the fragmented structure of eukaryote genes, with their alternating coding and non-coding regions. |
Classified as a eukaryote, yeast shares many similarities with man at the cellular and subcellular levels. |
Second, they provide geneticists with that most valuable of scientific commodities, a trend. Drosophila is the third so-called eukaryote to have its genes more-or-less completely unravelled. |
Until we rooted the eukaryote tree correctly it was harder to decide whether such features absent in some groups were ancestrally absent or secondarily lost. |