organellis
Organellis are hypothetical, hypothetical membrane-bound structures within cells that have been proposed as a theoretical framework to explain certain cellular processes or evolutionary transitions. The term itself is not widely recognized in mainstream biology, as it is not a standard classification in cellular biology. Instead, it is sometimes used in speculative discussions or thought experiments to explore alternative models of cellular organization.
In conventional biology, organelles such as mitochondria, chloroplasts, and the endoplasmic reticulum are well-documented structures with
The concept of organellis is often explored in the context of synthetic biology, where scientists manipulate
While organellis remain speculative, they provide a useful framework for discussing the boundaries of cellular complexity
Further research in synthetic biology and systems biology may clarify whether organellis could play a role