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Theories on the Origin of Cells

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Hypotheses.

Since there is NOT enough evidence to create theory.

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Origins of Organic Molecules

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Panspermia: meteorites carrying organic molecules brought them to Earth.

Example sentence: Some scientists believe that panspermia is a possible explanation for the origins of organic molecules on Earth.

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Origins of Prokaryotic Cells

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Iron sulfide: hot iron sulfide coo led by the ocean water as it rose free.

Example sentence: Iron sulfide is one of the proposed origins of prokaryotic cells.

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Hydrothermal Vents

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Molecules coming out om hypothermal vents.

Example sentence: Hydrothermal vents are known for releasing various molecules into the ocean.

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Pores in Earth and geothe

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Pores formed in the bottom of the t exist in rmal energy created cooling process, which e bottom of the t organic molecules and acted like a cell membrane with selective res.

Example sentence: The pores formed in the Earth’s geothermal energy process may have played a role in the origins of cells.

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Tidal pools

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Gases in Earth’s atmosphere and energy from enclosed, spheres when lighthing and Uv radiat placed in water why??

Example sentence: Tidal pools are believed to have provided the conditions necessary for the formation of early cells.

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Origin of Eukaryotic Cells

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Endosymbiont Theory

A theory to determine how eukaryotic organisms arose, mainly concerns mitochondria and chloroplasts.

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Average Size of Cells - Include Units

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eu = do!

Eukaryotic

pro = no!

Prokaryotic

Viral

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What is the Cell Membrane?

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structure that is the outer covering of the cell

regulates what enters and exits

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What is Cytoplasm?

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gel-like substance that houses organelles of a cell

(Cytosol)

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What is Genetic material?

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DNA, RNA does the dirty work. Directs cell activities and used for reproduction!

RNA NOT membrane bound

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What are Ribosomes?

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assembles/ synthesizes proteins

NOT an organelle store the components

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What are the characteristics of all cells?

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  1. Cell Membrane: structure that is the outer covering of the cell
  2. Cytoplasm: gel-like substance that houses organelles of a cell
  3. Genetic material: DNA, RNA does the dirty work. Directs cell activities and used for reproduction!
  4. Ribosomes: assembles/ synthesizes proteins

RNA NOT membrane bound

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What is the Cell Theory?

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Part 1: All living things are composed of cells.
Part 2: Cells are the basic units of structure and function in living things.
Part 3: All cells come from pre-existing cells.

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Hooke

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he started it off.. hook!.

used primitive light microscopes to look at slices of cork

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Leeuwenhoek

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He saw thousands of tiny chambers that he called Ow went hook

observed microscopic organisms in a drop of pond

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Schleiden

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almost I twins…

proposed that all plants are made of cells

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Schwann

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Caswan !

proposed that all animals are made of cells

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Virchow

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virchous viryow virgeah!

proposed that all cells came from pre-existing cells

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Flagella

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used for transport. only prokaryotic organism BACTERIA.

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Genetic material: DNA

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Typical Prokaryotic Cell - PRO = NO! PRO has NO nucleus nor organelles! THINK.

ribosomes, cytoplasm, cell membrane, cell wall, reproduction

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Eukaryotes

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  • Simple structure. - No nucleominent - Small size. - Small ribosomes. - Unicellular: - No organelles - Contain DNA. Contain ribosomes. contain Sw. Have a cell membrane. complex structure. - Prominent nucleus. - Large size. - Large ribosomes. Multi or Unicellular. Membrane Bound organelles. - Human, plants, fungi, and protists.