Origins of Life Flashcards

1
Q

What is the order of life forms?(small to big)

A

Atomic, molecular, organelle, cellular, tissue, organ, organ system, organism, higher levels

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2
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example of cellular level

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smooth muscle cell

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3
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example of tissue level

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smooth muscle tissue

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4
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organism level definition

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consists of many organ systems

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5
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higher levels example

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ecosystems
community
population (same species)

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6
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Homeostasis

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Maintaining the system despite the environment

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7
Q

what is life?

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system at different levels, very complex, evolution,

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8
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the cell theory

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  1. All creatures made from cells
  2. All cells arise from pre-existing cells
  3. Cells can live alone or together
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9
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DNA-mRNA

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Transcription

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10
Q

mRNA-protein

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translation

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11
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RNA virus

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rhinovirus

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12
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how many elements in humans

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25 of 92

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13
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Purines and pyrimidines make

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Nucleotides: ATP,GTP (communication)
Nucleic Acids: DNA/RNA

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14
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Amino Acids make

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proteins- enzymes, receptors etc

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15
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why such diversity

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carbon tetravalent

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16
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itaconic acid function

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switch off immune system

17
Q

itaconic acid where from

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glucose molecule

18
Q

how do we know the age of life

A

dug up stromatolites (rocks)

19
Q

prebiotic

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just before life

20
Q

abiotic

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no life

21
Q

Oxygen in prebiotic world?

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no, atmosphere reducing

22
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Conditions needed for cell

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UV light, electrochemical energy

23
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Reductionism

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reducing complex phenomena into simpler parts

24
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order of hierarchy in biological systems

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organism-population-community-ecosystem-biosphere

25
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negative feedback regulation

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stops or slows reaction

26
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positive feedback regulation

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speeds up or adds to it eg contractions

27
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emergent properties

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properties that occur because of many components

28
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genes

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units of inheritance

29
Q

Miller+ Urey experiment

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prebiotic conditions - water hydrogen ammonia methane - found amino acids,

30
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building blocks of nucleic acids

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nucleotides

31
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gene expression

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gene directs synthesis of a protein

32
Q

All life forms employ same what

A

genetic code

33
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Darwin observations

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  1. individuals in a population vary in their traits
  2. many traits are heritable
  3. species are adapted to their environments
34
Q

Main elements

A

CHON

35
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Consequences of mass extinction

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  1. anaerobic bacteria in bogs
  2. endosymbiosis- 2 cells inside each other
36
Q

formation of plants and animals

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Endosymbiosis- evidence - membranes (double, vesicular in origin), antibiotics, division (fission like), DNA (similar), Ribosomes (same)

37
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Erythrocytes, Chondrocytes

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oxygen, cartilage

38
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formation of first eukaryotic cell

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Plasma membrane infolds, aerobic bacteria - phagocytosis, not digested as beneficial (photosynthesis), became organelle

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