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protists

eukaryotic



unicellular

mutualism

both benefit

commensalism

one benefits



the other isn't helped nor harmed

parasitism

one suffers



other benefits

autotroph

can make their own food

phototroph

use photosynthesis to make food

heterotroph

get organic molecules from others via ingestion/ feeding

oold taxonomy main characteristic

locomotion

cilia + flagella

undiplipodia



have internal structure called axoneme



cilia = flicker



flagella = whip - like

9 + 2 microtubule arrangement

9 longitudinal microtubules arrange around a central pair

pseudopods

extensions of the cytoplasm



used in locomotion

ectoplasm

rim of cytoplasm



outer part of cells



transparent rigid gel

endoplasm

inner fluid region



contain nucleus and organelles

lobopodia

large blunt extensions



contains endo andectoplasm

limax form

move like a whole body



instead of sending out arms

filopodia

thin sharp pointed extensions of ectoplasm only

rhizopodia

branched filaments only

axopodia

long thin pointed



supported by axial rods of microtubules

nucleus

membrane bound with numerous pores



contains DNA


one or more nucleoi

macronucleus

larger



controls everything but reproduction

micronucleus

smaller



controls reproduction

kinetosome

basal body



located at base of axeoeme from where cilia and flagella grow

hydrogenosomes

without mitochondria



organelles have respiratory function without oxygen



don't have their own DNA

Golgi apparatus

secretory and digestive functions



parabasal bodies

plastids


photosynthetic pigments



endosymbiosis



EX: chloroplasts

contractile vacoule

water is collected



emptied into canals then into a vesicle


vesicle contracts to empty its contents to the outside


serves as an osmoregulation organelle

encystment

formation of a cyst

excystment

escape from a cyst


important for parasites to survive the transfer from one host to another

Naegleria fowleri

DISEASE: primary ameobic meningoencephalitis


(brain eating ameoba)


Entamoeba histolytica

DISEASE: dysentary


Eimeria tenela

DISEASE: coccidiosis

Toxoplasma gondii

DISEASE: toxoplasmosis

Plasmodium

DISEASE: malaria

Pseudopod movement requires:

actin


calcium


myosin