Midterm 2 - Notes 2 (Part 1) Flashcards

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Taxonomy

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Is the science of classifying organisms

- shows the degree of similarity among organisms

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Systematics (or phylogeny)

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Is the study of the evolutionary history of organisms

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3
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1735

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Linnaeus – kingdoms plantae and animalia

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4
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1800s

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Bacteria and fungi put in kingdom plantea (nageli); kingdom protista proposed for bacteria, protozoa, algea and fungi (haeckel)

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5
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1937

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Prokaryotes introduced to distinguish cells without a nucleus

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6
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1968

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Murray – kingdom prokaryotae

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7
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1969

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Whittaker – 5 kingdom system

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8
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What are the 3 domains?

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  1. Eukarya
  2. Bacteria
  3. Archaea
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9
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What are 3 examples of eukarya?

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  1. Animals
  2. Fungi
  3. Plants
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10
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What is an example of bacteria?

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E. coli

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11
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What are 3 examples of archaea?

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  1. Methanogens
  2. Extreme halophiles
  3. Hyperthermophiles
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12
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Archaea cell type

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Prokaryotic

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13
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Archaea cell wall

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Varies in composition

- contains no peptidoglycan

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14
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Archaea membrane lipids

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Composed of branched carbon chains attached to glycerol by ether linkage

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15
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Archaea 1st aa in protein synthesis

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Methionine

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16
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Archaea antibiotic sensitivity

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No

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17
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Archaea rRNA loop

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Lacking

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18
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Archaea common arm of tRNA

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Lacking

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19
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Bacteria cell type

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Prokaryotic

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20
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Bacteria cell wall

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Contains peptidoglycan

21
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Bacteria membrane lipids

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Composed of straight carbon chains attached to glycerol by ester linkage

22
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Bacteria 1st aa in protein synthesis

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Formylmethionine

23
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Bacteria antibiotic sensitivity

24
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Bacteria rRNA loop

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Bacteria common are of tRNA
Present
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Eukarya cell type
Eukaryotic
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Eukarya cell wall
Varies in composition | - contains carbohydrates
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Eukarya membrane lipids
Composed of straight carbon chains attached to glycerol by ester linkage
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Eukarya 1st aa in protein synthesis
Methionine
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Eukarya antibiotic sensitivity
No
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Eukarya rRNA loop
Lacking
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Eukarya common arm of tRNA
Present
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Pro cell DNA
One circular; some two circular; some linear
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Pro cell histones
In archaea
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Pro cell 1st aa in protein synthesis (2)
1. Bacteria = formylmethionine | 2. Archaea = methionine
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Pro cell ribosomes
70s
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Pro cell growth
Binary fission
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Euk cell DNA
Linear
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Euk cell histones
Yes
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Euk cell 1st aa in protein synthesis
Methionine
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Euk cell ribosome
80s
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Euk cell growth
Mitosis
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Euk organelles DNA
Circular
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Euk organelles histones
No
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Euk organelles 1st aa in protein synthesis
Formylmethionine
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Euk organelles ribosomes
70s
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Euk organelles growth
Binary fission
48
Histone
DNA binding protein
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Where do eukaryotes originate from?
Infoldings of prokaryotic plasma membrane