Ep 388: Eukaryotes, living large

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We take a look at a few eukaryotes, including some single celled creatures large enough to be seen with the naked eye.

Check out our latest attempt at Episode One.

Here’s a link to the earlier episode we referenced.

Here’s an article about the largest single celled organism, caulerpa taxifolia.

Here’s something about cells that have more than one nucleus.

Here’s an article about how the DNA of symbiotic cells living inside other cells move over time into the nucleus of the host cell.

And here are a couple of articles about the only known eukaryote with no mitochondria.