Abstract:Naegleria gruberi, is a free-living microbial eukaryote, which belongs to the group of Excavates. The organism is widely distributed especially in aquatic environments and it is famous for its ability to transform from an amoeba to flagellate and cyst forms depending on its surroundings. In silico examination of the published Naegleria gruberi genome opened up the possibility of functional exploration of the organism by molecular cell biology. Despite this, several attempts to genetically transfect or genetica… Show more
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