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Life begins with?

Cells

Cellular Ubiquity

Living organisms = organized chemical factories


Great diversity in form and function


Take matter --> make copies of themselves


Commonality --> life



Basic unit of life

Cells

Development of the microscope

Robert Hooke


- Virtuoso


- Architect, physicist, polymath

Robert Hooke's microscope used one created by???

Christopher White

Robert Hooke's book on his microscopic finds

Micrographia


- London Royal Society

Dutch trader and scientist


First to report protozoa (1674)

Anton van Leeuenhoek

T/F: Anton van Leeuenhoek was rich and educated

F. He was only a curious guy

First to describe unicellular organisms, muscle fibers, bacteria, blood flow in capillaries

Anton van Leeuenhoek

T/F: van Leeuenhoek never published a journal

True

van Leeuenhoek's magnifying glass magnified up to?

200x


- hand crafter lenses


- ultimately used for micro --> animalcules


- "animalcules"

Vitalists (2)

Plato


Aristotle

The Cell Theory


- Schleiden, Schwann, Virchow, Treviranus, Moldenhauer, Dutrochet

Omnis Cellula e Cellula

The Cell Theory (4)

1. Made up of one or more cells


2. Basic unit of life


3. Arise from pre-existing cells


4. Smallest unit of structure, physiology, organization in living things --> dualistic identity

Ancient times --> scientific method was limited by _________?

Instrumentation

Result of the limitations?

Several false theorems.


But they weren't stupid, simply limited

Life from inanimate objects


Spontaneous generation

Abiogenesis

"Little human"

Homunculism

Vital spark or essence --> elan vital --> allspark


Vital principle: separate from biochemical reactions

Vitalism


- Aristotle and Hippocrates

Support for the Cell Theorem (3)

Redi


Spallanzani


Pasteur

Redi

Flask unsealed, sealed, covered w gauze

Spallanzani

Gravy

Pasteur

Pasteurization

Who believed Pasteur saved lives via antiseptic surgery?

Joseph Lister

Basic Characteristics of Cells (10)

1. Life


2. Complexity


3. Genetic code


4. Division


5. Energy use


6. Chemical activity


7. Mechanical activity


8. Response


9. Regulation


10. Evolution

Level of organization of living things

1. Atoms


2. Molecule


3. Macromolecule


4. Organelle


5. Cell


6. Tissue


7. Organ


8. Organ system


9. Organism

Blueprint for structures

Genetic code

Central Dogma of Molecular Biology

DNA --transcription--> RNA --translation--> Protein

NEW central dogma of molecular biology

Cells that use energy from the sun to power the photosynthetic reaction

Autotrophic cells

Most abundant protein on earth

RUBISCO

RUBISCo is an enzyme involved in?

Carbon fixation

What part of the plant cell controls the amount of water within it?

Large central vacuole


- Contributes to turgor pressure

Pressure that determines the sturdiness of the plant

Turgor pressure

T/F: Cells are not capable of responding to their environment.

F. They are capable

Cells are believed to have arisen from a progenitor of all living things called?

LUCA

The Earth's history: how old is the earth?

4.6 billion y/o

How old is life?

3.9 billion y/o

Why is there a gap between the age of the earth (4.6) and life (3.9)? (4)

Primitive earth wasn't "friendly" for life


- highly reducing atmosphere --> no oxygen


- high energy level --> storms, lightning, eruptions, earthquakes


- high water level --> oceanic


- land pre-formation

Gases during the primitive earth (4)

Methane


Hydrogen


CO2


Ammonia

"Prebiotic/primordial soup" hypothesis by?

Oparin-Haldane

"Prebiotic/primordial soup" hypothesis

- reducing gases + heat and electricity = organic molecules


- molecules settled in the water or on rock or clay surfaces


- accelerated by meteor impact + lightning storms


* making the organic from inorganic

Evidences of the primordial soup hypothesis

Miller-Urey experiment

Key element of primordial soup hypothesis/miller-urey experiment?

Lightning

Precursors of life

Organic molecules

What did organic molecules lack? (2)

Replication machinery


Evolutionary tendencies

Macromolecules are produced through?

Polymerization

What are formed from macromolecules?

Protobionts ("proto-cells")

What are proto-cells/proto-bionts?

Membrane bound units with the capacity for self replication

proto-cells/proto-bionts started from?

coacervates or microspheres

only proteins are catalytic. you need enzymes because formation is not spontaneous so anyare? ano ginamit?

ribozymes


- have the ability to act as enzymes


- small base pairs