Yes it can. M. laboratorium bacterium is expected to be able to replicate itself with its man-made DNA, making it the most synthetic organism to date, although the molecular machinery and chemical environment that would allow it to replicate would not be synthetic.

Mycoplasma is an eukartotes that usually has no nucleus.

The genus is Mycoplasma

and the species is pneumoniae.

It's binomial name is Mycoplasma

pneumoniae.

Ratwita Gandasoebrata has written:

'Penuntun laboratorium klinik' -- subject(s): Laboratory Diagnosis

'Hubungan antara laboratorium dan klinik' -- subject(s): Medical laboratories

At this time, there are no vaccines for mycoplasma infection.