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all cells have (3)
plasma membrane, Metabolism,
Capacity for reproduction
order from smalles to largest genome:
Mycoplasma:
Budding Yeast:
E.coli:
Human:
Chimpanzee:
Fruit Fly:
M, E, B, F, C, H
theory of UNITY amongst cells? (2)
common biochemistry and supramolecular structure
theory of DIVERSITY amongst cells?
2 major classes: pro and eukaryotes
VIRUSES: how big? how are they specialized? gene length? form diversity? (3)
20-300nm
specific to host cell,
1 kbase
rods, icosahedron, phage
3 examples of DNA viruses?
poxvirus, herpesvirus, warts virus
4 examples of RNA viruses?
influenza, rabies, mumps, HIV
prokaryotes include? (3)
blue-green algae, bacteria, mycoplasma
MYCOPLASMA: size? dna length? cause?
100nm
750 kbase
dieases eg. pleuropneumonia
BACTERIA: size? dna length?
cell cycle time?
-bac. w bacteriochlorophyll...
-DNA has no-
1-10 nm
3000kb (1mm)
20 min
-photosynthesize in membrane sacs enfolded from PM
-proteins
Bacterial division via...involving....
fission, involving mesosome structure
BLUE GREEN ALGAE
contain...
fixation of...
electron source?
photosynthetic pigments 1) phycobilins-phycocyanin (blue)
2)phycoerythin (red) 3)chlorophyll a

CO2 and NO2

H2S-->H2O: O2
plasma membrane
selective transport, receptors, connectors
eukaryotic nucleus has? (2)
dna w/ histones, double membrane with pores
Smooth ER
lipid synthesis, CA2+ regulation
ribosomes in cytosol
protein synthesis
Rough ER
site protein synthesis for secretion
golgi (2)
glycosylation, secretion packaging
lysosomes
digestion
coated vescicles
endo/exocytosis
mitochondria (3)
aerobic respiration, own dna and ribosomes, double membrane
intercellular junctions
gaps, tight, desmosomes or plasmadesmada
extracellular matrix
-in animals?
-in plants?
-glycocalyx
-cellulose
cytoskeleton
ex? (3)
function? (4)
-actin-myosin, microtubules, intermediate filaments
-cell motility, organelle transport, cell morphogenesis, cell division
Plant cell structure
-rigid cell wall
-no movement/cytoplasmic streaming (movement of cytop.)
-chloroplasts
chloroplasts have...(2)
own dna and ribosomes, double membrane
bacterial dna structure and ribos...
similar to those in mitochondria and chloroplasts
bacterial cell division via...involving....
fission....mesosome structure
cells that specialize and differentiate? (3)
protozoa, yeast and multicellular organisms
prokaryote and eukaryote cell size
1-10 micometers
10-100 micrometers
RNA/protein synthesis in
1)prokaryotes
2)eukaryotes
1)in same compartment
2)rna in nucleus, proteins in cytoplasm
cytoplasm: what do eukaryotes have that prokaryotes dont? (3)
cytoskeleton, cytoplasmic streaming, endo/exocytosis
cell division in prokaryotes and eukaryotes?
pro: binary fission
eu: mitosis or meiosis