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• TITLE: Electronmicroscopic Study of Nanolike Bacteria

  AUTHORS: Karlen Hovnanyan, Margarita Hovnanyan, Armen Trchounian

  KEYWORDS: Nanolike, Bacteria, Symbiont, Electron Microscopy

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Access Library Journal, Vol.4 No.5, May 5, 2017

  ABSTRACT: Nanobacteria individual cases under the name of suggesting the bacteria mycoplasma and L-transformed forms of bacteria that imitate their size are nanobacteria that a separate systematic units remains controversial; the introduction of new high-resolution analytical microscopy techniques of prokaryote and eukaryote has revealed new structures in the structures of bacteria, which are the target of physical, chemical and biologically active stressors. The purpose of this work is, through a comparative retrospective analysis, to find out the motivation of “nanobacteria” ultrastructure public and visualize the structure of Gram-negative bacteria and viruses like symbiont of entamoeba.