Category:SN Archaeon

Archaeon: A member of one of the three domains of life, formerly called Archaebacteria under the taxon Bacteria, but now considered separate and distinct. Archaea are characterized by: 1) the presence of characteristic tRNAs and ribosomal RNAs; 2) the absence of peptidoglycan cell walls; 3) the presence of ether-linked lipids built from branched-chain subunits; and 4) their occurrence in unusual habitats. While archaea resemble bacteria in morphology and genomic organization, they resemble eukarya in their method of genomic replication.

Examples: : Thermoproteales; Haloferax volcanii; Methanospirillum

Parent: Organism

[edit] Associations

**affected_by**
Target	Notes
Acquired Abnormality
Cell Function
Cell or Molecular Dysfunction
Congenital Abnormality
Disease or Syndrome
Experimental Model of Disease
Genetic Function
Mental Process
Mental or Behavioral Dysfunction
Molecular Function
Neoplastic Process
Organ or Tissue Function
Organism Function
Pathologic Function
Physiologic Function

**has_part**
Target	Notes
Acquired Abnormality
Anatomical Abnormality
Body Part, Organ, or Organ Component
Cell
Cell Component
Congenital Abnormality
Embryonic Structure
Fully Formed Anatomical Structure
Gene or Genome
Tissue

**has_process**
Target	Notes
Cell Function
Cell or Molecular Dysfunction
Disease or Syndrome
Experimental Model of Disease
Genetic Function
Mental Process
Mental or Behavioral Dysfunction
Molecular Function
Neoplastic Process
Organ or Tissue Function
Organism Function
Pathologic Function
Physiologic Function

**has_property**
Target	Notes
Clinical Attribute

**issue_in**
Target	Notes
Biomedical Occupation or Discipline
Occupation or Discipline

abbreviation: arch

Abbreviation	arch +
SN affected by	SN Acquired Abnormality +, SN Cell Function +, SN Cell or Molecular Dysfunction +, SN Congenital Abnormality +, SN Disease or Syndrome +, SN Experimental Model of Disease +, SN Genetic Function +, SN Mental Process +, SN Mental or Behavioral Dysfunction +, SN Molecular Function +, SN Neoplastic Process +, SN Organ or Tissue Function +, SN Organism Function +, SN Pathologic Function +, and SN Physiologic Function +
SN has part	SN Acquired Abnormality +, SN Anatomical Abnormality +, SN Body Part, Organ, or Organ Component +, SN Cell +, SN Cell Component +, SN Congenital Abnormality +, SN Embryonic Structure +, SN Fully Formed Anatomical Structure +, SN Gene or Genome +, and SN Tissue +
SN has process	SN Cell Function +, SN Cell or Molecular Dysfunction +, SN Disease or Syndrome +, SN Experimental Model of Disease +, SN Genetic Function +, SN Mental Process +, SN Mental or Behavioral Dysfunction +, SN Molecular Function +, SN Neoplastic Process +, SN Organ or Tissue Function +, SN Organism Function +, SN Pathologic Function +, and SN Physiologic Function +
SN has property	SN Clinical Attribute +
SN interacts with	SN Alga +, SN Amphibian +, SN Animal +, SN Archaeon +, SN Bacterium +, SN Bird +, SN Fish +, SN Fungus +, SN Human +, SN Invertebrate +, SN Mammal +, SN Organism +, SN Plant +, SN Reptile +, SN Rickettsia or Chlamydia +, SN Vertebrate +, and SN Virus +
SN issue in	SN Biomedical Occupation or Discipline +, and SN Occupation or Discipline +