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Plastid

A plastid is a membrane-bound organelle found in the cells of plants, algae, and some other eukaryotic organisms. Plastids are considered to be intracellular endosymbiotic cyanobacteria.

In land plants, Origin & Overview

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In land plants

In algae and protists

Inheritance

DNA damage and repair

Origin

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Plastid

Nodes137
Edges136
Triples53
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.014599
Components1

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Plastid

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related to In algae and protists · 10
Plastid → Apicomplexa, Apicoplast, Chloroplasts, In, Leucoplast, Muroplasts, Rhodoplasts, Secondary, The, Their
related to Origin · 10
Plastid → All, Archaeplastida, For, Paulinella, Plastids, Prochlorococcus, PS-clade, Synechococcus, The, Three
related to DNA damage and repair · 9
Plastid → DNA, For, Msh1, Physcomitrella, RecA, RecG, Some DNA, The, The DNA
related to Inheritance · 7
Plastid → Algae, Although, Approximately, DNA, In, Medicago, Thus
related to Chloroplasts, proplastids, and differentiation · 6
Plastid → Earth's, For, In, Other, Plastids, These
related to Plastomes and Chloroplast DNA/ RNA; plastid DNA and plastid nucleoids · 6
Plastid → But, DNA, Each, It, Nuclear, The
related to Plastid development cycle · 3
Plastid → In, Proplastids, Whatley
is a · 1
Plastid → membrane-bound organelle found in the cells of plants

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plastids algae chloroplasts endosymbiosis dna plants photosynthesis cyanobacteria cells proteins also photosynthetic genome plant green red primary used secondary organisms

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Plastidis amembrane-bound organelle found in the cells of plants0.90text
used in photosynthesis or which determine a cell's colorinstance ofSome contain biological pigments0.80text
Plastidrelated to Chloroplasts, proplastids, and differentiationIn0.60section
Plastidrelated to Chloroplasts, proplastids, and differentiationEarth's0.60section
Plastidrelated to Chloroplasts, proplastids, and differentiationThese0.60section
Plastidrelated to Chloroplasts, proplastids, and differentiationOther0.60section
Plastidrelated to Chloroplasts, proplastids, and differentiationFor0.60section
Plastidrelated to Chloroplasts, proplastids, and differentiationPlastids0.60section
Plastidrelated to DNA damage and repairThe0.60section
Plastidrelated to DNA damage and repairDNA0.60section
Plastidrelated to DNA damage and repairThe DNA0.60section
Plastidrelated to DNA damage and repairSome DNA0.60section

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