Biology 1002B Lecture 12: Lecture 12 - Evolution of Eukaryotes

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Formation of endomembrane system one ancestral prokaryotic cell, through infolding of the plasma membrane, the endomembrane system (nuclear envelope, endoplasmic reticulum, golgi, etc. ) is formed. Endosymbiosis energy transducing organelles such as mitochondria and chloroplast were taken up by aerobic prokaryotic cell and uptake of cyanobacteria. Morphology chloroplasts and mitochondria look like bacteria (size, shape, etc. ) Formation / division mitochondria and chloroplast are only formed from pre-existing mitochondria and chloroplast (in bacteria) through division. Electron transport chains both have electron transport chain, as well as bacteria. Genomes both have their own genomes (entire collection of heritable material) just like bacteria. Transcription / translation machinery both consist of this, just like bacteria. 2. 2 billion years ago development of cyanobacteria. Typical bacterium have a high plasma membrane surface area / volume ratio. Through endosymbiosis, cells overcame an energy barrier. Energy supplied from the plasma membrane is what supports the volume of the cell.

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