Libro de los Amos

Opisthochontes

Fungi = Mycota

Eumycota

Microsporidies -->

Choano-organizations

Choanoflagellés
Metazoa

Amoebozoa

Bikonta

Apusozoa
Excavata (Métamonadines)
Rhizaria

Chlorarachniophyta -->

Alveolates

Ciliata
Dinoflagellata
Apicomplexa

Euglenozoa
Chromista

Cryptophyta
Straménopiles
Haptophytes

Plantae

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Classically, the eucaryotes (of the Greek have , truth and karuon , core) includes/understands 4 large reign S of the alive world: animal , mushrooms, the plants and the protists. They thus set up a very broad group of organization S, plain and pluricellular, defined by their cellular structure :

The eucaryotes have, in opposition to the Procaryote S (archeobactery S and eubactery S):

of the Organoid S, dividing cellular space into specialized compartments, such

the core (containing DNA),
the Mitochondrion S, the endoplasmic Reticulum, the Apparatus of Golgi, the Lysosome S, the Peroxysome S, the Chloroplast S and Vacuole S at the Plant S;

a Cytosquelette, primarily made up of Actine and Myosine;
faculty to carry out the Endocytose;
a DNA divided into several Chromosome S;
a cellular Division called Mitosis (utilizing Centriole S and Spindle mitotic);
true a sexuée reproduction, where each sexual type brings an equal share of genetic material.

Examples of eucaryotes

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