becoming multicellular Flashcards

1
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how many clades of the 1119 major euk ones are simple multicellularity

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30

83 single celled

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2
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what do simple multicellular orgs look like?

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  • filaments
  • hollow balls
  • sheets
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3
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6 simple multicellular orgs evolved coenocytic organization. define

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  • nuclei divide multiple times but cells are not partitioned

- mitosis w/our cytokinesis

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4
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properties of simple multic. (3)

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  1. adhesion molecs stick adjacent cells together
  2. most cells retain full range of function incl repro
  3. every cell is in contact w the env
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5
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how many times did complex multicellularity evolve?

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at least 6

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6
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characteristics of complex multic. (7)

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  1. highly developed adhesion
  2. cell-to-cell communication
  3. tissue/organ differentiation
  4. only some cells do repro
  5. cell/tissue loss can be lethal
  6. interior and exterior cells
  7. specialized growth and development (gene regulation)
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7
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diffusion

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movement of molecs from areas of high [] to low []

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8
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bulk transport

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by which molecs move through orgs @ rates faster than those possible by diffusion

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9
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what transmembrane pro’s facilitate adhesion in animals?

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cadherins and integrins

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10
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gap junctions

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pro channels that allow xchange of ions and signaling molecs

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11
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plasmodesmata

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allow xchange of ions and signaling momlecs

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12
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blastula

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fert eggs that have undergone repeated mitosis

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