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Gene Duplication of the Bacterium Parasitizing the Nucleus of Mollusk Cells

Gene Duplication of the Bacterium Parasitizing the Nucleus of Mollusk Cells

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January 7, 2026

A series of bacteria, cell have adapted to intracellular parasitism, but living within the cell nucleus is exceedingly rare for “high-level parasitism.” Nuclear parasitism is typically carried out by protists via pathogenic bacteria; however, a new study published in Nature Microbiology has identified such a phenomenon in deep-sea snails. ‘Ca. Endonucleobacter’ bacteria live in the gills of the bivalves Bathymodiolus puteoserpentis and Gigantidas childressi, divide within the cell nucleus, and r

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