EOC Bio review

legoscience 593 views 8 slides May 01, 2014
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Genetic code for proteins, in pro/eukaryote Command center of eukaryote cells, contains the DNA Semi-permeable membrane that allows certain items in/out, all cells Gives cell structure and support, many different cells (not animal or some protist ) Long whip-like tail for movement, many different cells Site of protein synthesis, all cells Site of cellular respiration, only in eukaryote Site of photosynthesis, only in eukaryote (plant, some protist ) Makes and transports packages (mostly proteins) within the cell, only eukaryotes Creates packages that will be transported out of the cell, only eukaryote Breaks down cell/organelles, only eukaryote

DNA / RNA NO METABOLISM NO REPRODUCTION (without a host) CAPSID NOT A CELL RECEPTORS Influenza Herpes HIV

Genetic Code nucleotide 20 Amino acids Builds everything enzymes Fatty acid glycerol Insulation Long term storage of NRG Membranes Hormones Quick NRG sugars CHOPN CHON CHON CHO

Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus species Domain Two name system Genus species Gives each organism a unique name that is used by scientists around the world, this causes less confusion Dumb King Philip Called Out For Good Soup

Archaea Bacteria Eukarya Eukaryote Mostly multi-celled some single cell Decomposers Heterotrophic Prefer dark/damp Cell walls of chitin Eubacteria Protista Fungi Plantae Animalia Prokaryote Single cell Extremeophiles heterotrophic Lack peptidoglycan in cell walls Prokayote Single cell Found nearly everywhere Heterotrophic autotrophic Peptidoglycan in cell walls Eukaryote Found mostly in water Mostly single cell (or colony) 3 types -fungus like plant like Animal like Archae - bacteria Eukaryote All multi-celled Cell walls of cellulose Autotrophic Eukaryote All multi-celled Heterotrophic Largest amount of species Thermoplasma Streplococcus E. coli Mushroom Yeast Mold Euglena Ameoba Algae Ficus Rose Pine tree Jelly fish Wolf Cockroach

Homologous structures Similar genes Similar Embryology

A trait that allows a population a better chance of survival

Each population is replaced/ out-competed by larger species Primary starts with bare rock Secondary had a disaster
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