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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>=== Prokaryote ===<br />
{{Further|Microbial metabolism}}<br />
[[File:Metabolism.png|thumb|Simplified view of [[Metabolism|cellular metabolism]]]]<br />
[[Prokaryote]]s, including [[bacteria]] and [[archaea]], vary greatly in how they obtain nutrients across nutritional groups. Prokaryotes can only transport soluble compounds across their cell envelopes, but they can break down chemical components around them. Some lithotrophic prokaryotes are [[extremophile]]s that can survive in nutrient-deprived environments by breaking down inorganic matter. Phototrophic prokaryotes, such as [[cyanobacteria]] and [[Chloroflexia]], can engage in photosynthesis to obtain energy from sunlight. This is common among bacteria that form in mats atop geothermal springs. Phototrophic prokaryotes typically obtain carbon from assimilating carbon dioxide through the [[Calvin cycle]].</div>FuzzyBot