Midterm 2 - Notes 2 (Part 1) Flashcards
Taxonomy
Is the science of classifying organisms
- shows the degree of similarity among organisms
Systematics (or phylogeny)
Is the study of the evolutionary history of organisms
1735
Linnaeus – kingdoms plantae and animalia
1800s
Bacteria and fungi put in kingdom plantea (nageli); kingdom protista proposed for bacteria, protozoa, algea and fungi (haeckel)
1937
Prokaryotes introduced to distinguish cells without a nucleus
1968
Murray – kingdom prokaryotae
1969
Whittaker – 5 kingdom system
What are the 3 domains?
- Eukarya
- Bacteria
- Archaea
What are 3 examples of eukarya?
- Animals
- Fungi
- Plants
What is an example of bacteria?
E. coli
What are 3 examples of archaea?
- Methanogens
- Extreme halophiles
- Hyperthermophiles
Archaea cell type
Prokaryotic
Archaea cell wall
Varies in composition
- contains no peptidoglycan
Archaea membrane lipids
Composed of branched carbon chains attached to glycerol by ether linkage
Archaea 1st aa in protein synthesis
Methionine
Archaea antibiotic sensitivity
No
Archaea rRNA loop
Lacking
Archaea common arm of tRNA
Lacking
Bacteria cell type
Prokaryotic
Bacteria cell wall
Contains peptidoglycan
Bacteria membrane lipids
Composed of straight carbon chains attached to glycerol by ester linkage
Bacteria 1st aa in protein synthesis
Formylmethionine
Bacteria antibiotic sensitivity
Yes
Bacteria rRNA loop
Present
Bacteria common are of tRNA
Present
Eukarya cell type
Eukaryotic
Eukarya cell wall
Varies in composition
- contains carbohydrates
Eukarya membrane lipids
Composed of straight carbon chains attached to glycerol by ester linkage
Eukarya 1st aa in protein synthesis
Methionine
Eukarya antibiotic sensitivity
No
Eukarya rRNA loop
Lacking
Eukarya common arm of tRNA
Present
Pro cell DNA
One circular; some two circular; some linear
Pro cell histones
In archaea
Pro cell 1st aa in protein synthesis (2)
- Bacteria = formylmethionine
2. Archaea = methionine
Pro cell ribosomes
70s
Pro cell growth
Binary fission
Euk cell DNA
Linear
Euk cell histones
Yes
Euk cell 1st aa in protein synthesis
Methionine
Euk cell ribosome
80s
Euk cell growth
Mitosis
Euk organelles DNA
Circular
Euk organelles histones
No
Euk organelles 1st aa in protein synthesis
Formylmethionine
Euk organelles ribosomes
70s
Euk organelles growth
Binary fission
Histone
DNA binding protein
Where do eukaryotes originate from?
Infoldings of prokaryotic plasma membrane