1 intro Flashcards

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what 5 things characterizes a living organism?

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  1. high degree of complexity and organization
  2. extraction, transformation and systematic use of energy -> work
  3. interactions of individual components being dynamic and coordinated
  4. ability to sense and respond to change environment
  5. capacity for fairly precise self-replication while allowing enough change for evolution

why ai cant be a living organism

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what are the 3 distinct domains of life

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bacteria
archaea
eukarya

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difference between bacteria, archaea and eukarya

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bacteria and archaea are microorganisms
diff family in eukarya are more diverse and multicellular

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4
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what are living organisms made of

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cells

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5
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how do simplest living organisms compared to larger ones?

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simplest - unicellular - all functions performed by one cell

larger - multicellular, diff function for diff cell

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6
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what common structural features do bacteria archaea and eukarya share

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  • cytoplasm
  • plasma membrane
  • ribosomes
  • nucleoid/nucleus (bac/animal)
  • nuclear membrane (animal)
  • membrane bound organelles (animal)
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7
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what 3 features do some bacteria cell have some dont

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cell wall, pili (protein), flagella

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what is nucleoid and ribosome made of?

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nucleoid - dna and protein
ribosome - rna and protein

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9
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what sub categories can eukaryotic cells be splint into

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animals and plant

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10
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whats the effect of no cell wall?

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more fluid

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what are supramolecular complexes, macromolecules, monomeric units?

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12
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what is the major consituents of cells

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macromolecules like proteins, nucleic acids, polysaccharides

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13
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What are proteins, nucleic acids, polysaccharides polymer of?

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proteins = aa
nucleic acid/dna/rna = nucleotides
polysaccharides = simple sugars

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14
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what is the largest fraction of a cell (besides water)?

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proteins

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15
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which is the most versatile biomolecule?

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protein

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