利用系统发育多样性：非模式生物的细胞动力学

IF 6 2区生物学 Q1 CELL BIOLOGY

Current Opinion in Cell Biology Pub Date : 2025-07-19 DOI:10.1016/j.ceb.2025.102568

Sarah L. Guest , Arthur T. Molines

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摘要

细胞生物学家使用严重不足的真核生物种群作为模式生物来推断巨大多样性的细胞过程。因此，机制只在少数谱系中定义。在这里，我们强调在模式生物中未观察到的细胞行为。我们描述了几个主要超类群（TSAR, Haptista, Archaeplastida, Amorphea, Excavates）的例子（多细胞和原生生物），重点是量化动态测量可用的物种。通过这些例子，我们讨论了这些行为和潜在的动力学对细胞生物学社区的影响。我们的目标是提高对这些生物的认识，并使读者熟悉自然界中存在的各种行为。通过扩大可供研究人员使用的生物库，我们可以更好地了解真核细胞的特征和能力。

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Leveraging phylogenetic diversity: Cellular dynamics in non-model organisms

Cell biologists use a severely undersampled population of eukaryotes as model organisms to infer cellular processes across an immense diversity. In consequence, mechanisms are defined in only a few lineages. Here, we highlight cellular behaviors not observed in model organisms. We describe examples (multicellular and protistan) from several major supergroups (TSAR, Haptista, Archaeplastida, Amorphea, Excavates), focusing on species for which quantified dynamic measurements are available. Through these examples, we discuss how these behaviors and underlying dynamics matter for the cell biology community. We aim to increase the awareness of such organisms and familiarize readers with the diversity of behaviors present in nature. By expanding the bestiary of organisms available to researchers, we can obtain a better picture of eukaryotic cells' features and capabilities.

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Current Opinion in Cell Biology 生物-细胞生物学

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14.60

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1.30%

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审稿时长

93 days

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