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Plastids evolved from free‐living cyanobacteria through a process of primary endosymbiosis. The most widely accepted hypothesis derives three ancient lineages of primary plastids, i.e. those of glaucophytes, red algae and green plants, from a single cyanobacterial endosymbiosis. This hypothesis was originally predicated on the assumption that transformations of endosymbionts into organelles must be...
Initially, most eukaryotic sequence projects were devoted to typical animals, fungi and plants. Now more and more effort is put into sequencing protist genomes. Protists are an artificial assemblage containing mostly unicellular eukaryotes from different phylogenetic lineages, and are much more diversified and widespread than higher Eukaryota. Sequenced protist genomes are essential for reconstructing...
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