👉 A diplosome is a type of cell that contains two copies of its own nucleus, but lacks any mitochondria. This structure is found in certain types of bacteria and archaea, particularly those belonging to the class of eukaryotes. Diplosomes are characterized by their lack of a central nucleus, which allows them to divide rapidly and efficiently, as well as their ability to grow large and form colonies. They have been used for studying cell division and replication processes in细菌和真核
