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Title: The origin of cells
Description: International Baccalaureate Biology SL Topic 1.5 2016 Clear and detailed notes of topic 1.5 from the book and lecture

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The origin of cells

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He boiled a nutrient broth
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An open flask
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A swan neck flask with distilled water
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Margulis 1981
➢ Key points:


About 2 billion years ago a bacterial cell took up residence inside a
eukaryotic cell



The eukaryotic cell acted as a “predator” bringing the bacterial cell inside



The eukaryotic cell and the bacterial cell formed a symbiotic relationship, in
which both organisms lived in contact with one another

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The origin of cells


Topic 1
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When it comes in contact with a specific type
of green algae, it enters the adult stage, in which chloroplasts from
the ingested algae are retained in its digestive tract


Its colour becomes green



It can carry out photosynthesis

The 64 codons
➢ All genetic molecules include codons that code for different parts of the proteins


3-letter combination of DNA coding for a specific amino acid

➢ Inj nearly all organisms the same codon makes the same amino acid


Slight variations, due to evolution

➢ Mitochondria have a DNA code that resembles more bacteria than eukaryotes


The more DNA two organisms have in common the more closely related
they are to one another
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Title: The origin of cells
Description: International Baccalaureate Biology SL Topic 1.5 2016 Clear and detailed notes of topic 1.5 from the book and lecture