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Title: BIO 181- Prokaryotes, Eukaryotes, and Parts of the Cell
Description: These notes are from a Biology 181- Unity of Life I: Life of the Cell course, taken at Northern Arizona University and taught by Professor Peggy Pollack. This course is a first year course, introduction to biology. These notes include cell theory, terminology, taxonomy, life history of prokaryotes and eukaryotes, and parts of the prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.
Description: These notes are from a Biology 181- Unity of Life I: Life of the Cell course, taken at Northern Arizona University and taught by Professor Peggy Pollack. This course is a first year course, introduction to biology. These notes include cell theory, terminology, taxonomy, life history of prokaryotes and eukaryotes, and parts of the prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.
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Bio 181: Life of the Cell
I
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Cells come from cells
1
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In bacteria
2
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In eukaryotes
3
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In eukaryotes
B
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Unicellular organisms
2
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Cell is the basic unit of life
1
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Cell coat – protein
b
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DNA or
ii
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Cell membrane/plasma membrane/plasma lemma
a
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ALL membrane made of lipids and proteins
II
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Prokaryote – “pro” = early; “karyos” = nucleus
1
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Bacteria
3
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Subcellular compartments where specialized functions occur
b
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First type of cells
a
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5 bya
B
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Have nucleus
2
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Appear on earth 1
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Autotroph – “auto” = self; “troph” = feeding
1
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Photosynthesis
i
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Carbs -> -> -> ATP
Definition – process that uses light energy to combine carbon with
H2O to make carbohydrate
b
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Eat others
Primitive
1
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Late
Taxonomy
1
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Named and classified
iii
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E
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G
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History of Taxonomy
A
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2 Kingdoms
a
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Plants
B
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3 Kingdoms
a
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Plants
c
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Protozoa – animal-like
ii
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1900’s electron microscope
1
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Animals
b
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Protista
d
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Monera
D
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Proposed 3 domains
a
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Eubacteria
i
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Eukarya
i
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Animals
iii
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Protista
IV
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Domain = Includes 1 or more Kingdoms
Kingdom = 1 or more related Phyla/Division
Phylum/Division = Related Classes
Class = Related Orders
Order = Related Families
Family = Related Genera
Genus = Related Species
Species
Dumb Kinky People/Dudes Can Often Find Good Sex
B
...
Group of related organisms that can interbreed freely to produce fertile
offspring
C
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Binomial – 2 parts
a
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Always uppercase 1st letter
ii
...
May be abbreviated
b
...
Always lowercase unless proper name
V
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Monera
1
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Autotrophic
b
...
Protista
1
...
Cell wall of carbohydrate
3
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Unicellular to multicellular
i
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“Garbage Kindom”
C
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Eukaryotes
2
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Cell walls of chitin
4
...
Plantae
1
...
Autotrophic
3
...
Cell walls of cellulose
E
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Eukaryotes
2
...
No cell walls
VI
...
Cell Wall
1
...
Mechanical protection of cell
3
...
Cell Membrane
1
...
Proteins
i
...
Enzymes = protein that controls chemical reactions
2
...
Controls what enters and leaves the cell
b
...
DNA
1
...
Functions
a
...
Cell control
3
...
Plasmid
1
...
Integrate into or cut out of larger DNA
3
...
Ribosomes
1
...
Two subunits, large and small
3
...
Smaller than eukaryote ribosome
a
...
80 s
i
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Cytoplasm
1
...
Enzymes
3
...
Functions
a
...
Mixing
i
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Cytoplasmic streaming
iii
...
Inflates cell with H2O
i
...
Turgor pressure
iii
...
Flagella
1
...
Uses ATP
b
...
Moves cell
2
...
Run and tumble – random motion
VII
...
Has all structures of a heterotroph plus
B
...
Concentric, peripheral tubes
2
...
Lumen = center of tube
3
...
Eukaryote cells in general
A
...
Organelles allow for larger cell size
a
...
Nucleus
1
...
Cytoskeleton
1
...
Stirs cytoplasm
b
...
Ribosomes are 80s
IX
...
Plasma Membrane
1
...
Different membrane proteins in eukaryotes
2
...
Controls what enters and leaves cell
b
...
Recognition molecules
1
...
Cytoplasm
1
...
Ribosomes
a
...
Salts, sugars, nucleotides
4
...
Nucleus
D
...
F
...
1
...
Double membrane
b
...
Gated to control what enters and leaves
2
...
Watery background material of nucleus
b
...
Chromatin/chromosome
a
...
Decondensed chromosomes = chromatin – dirty smudge
ii
...
Functions
i
...
Cell control
4
...
Ribosomal RNA (rRNA)
b
...
Synthesized in subunits
i
...
Ribosomes assembled in cytoplasm
Rough ER
1
...
Lumen contains enzymes that modify proteins
i
...
Add things
2
...
Intracellular transport
b
...
Organelle
ii
...
Cell membrane
iv
...
Few or lots of Golgi bodies
2
...
Function
a
...
Tube with lumen filled with lipases
Lysosome
1
...
Recycling plant
3
...
Mitochondrion
1
...
Respiration
i
...
Oxygen requiring
b
...
Chemical energy stored in bonds of molecule
ii
...
Structure
a
...
Due to endosymbiotic origin of mitochondria
3
...
Lynd Margulis
b
...
Cilia & Flagella
1
...
Cilia = short and many
b
...
MTOC – Microtubule organizing centers
1
...
Organizes microtubules in cilia and flagella
b
...
Centriole
a
...
Structure
a
...
Centrioles divide (1→2) just prior to mitosis or meiosis
a
...
Cytoskeleton
1
...
Maintain cell shape
b
...
Fiber types
a
...
Largest
ii
...
Always involved in movement
b
...
Medium sized
ii
...
Microfilaments
i
...
Actin
X
...
All the same structures of animal cells plus:
1
...
Photosynthesis
b
...
Cell wall
a
...
Freely permeable H2O
ii
...
Vacuole
a
...
Tonoplast = membrane
ii
...
b
...
Storage
ii
...
cell wall
iii
...
Glyoxisomes and peroxisomes
- Plant form of lysosomes
- Recycling plant
v
...
Golgi body = dictyosome
vii
Title: BIO 181- Prokaryotes, Eukaryotes, and Parts of the Cell
Description: These notes are from a Biology 181- Unity of Life I: Life of the Cell course, taken at Northern Arizona University and taught by Professor Peggy Pollack. This course is a first year course, introduction to biology. These notes include cell theory, terminology, taxonomy, life history of prokaryotes and eukaryotes, and parts of the prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.
Description: These notes are from a Biology 181- Unity of Life I: Life of the Cell course, taken at Northern Arizona University and taught by Professor Peggy Pollack. This course is a first year course, introduction to biology. These notes include cell theory, terminology, taxonomy, life history of prokaryotes and eukaryotes, and parts of the prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.