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Not very many proteins in the They are still in the membrane and they are still
eukaryotic cytoplasmic membrane. busy, but most of the proteins went to the
Where did they go? mitochondrial membrane in eukaryotes.


Cellulose and Chitin Use specific b-1,4-glycosidic bonds between
sugars provides strength and rigidity. In algae


Fungi - Cell Wall You have a NAG in chitin for cell walls in fungi. The
cell wall is all NAGs




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Cytoskeleton Function Involved in intracellular trafficking, motion, and cell
division can be observed via fluorescent
microscopy


Axoneme Structure Nine pairs of micro tubules and two more single
microtubules in the middle (9 + 2 array)


A new halophile in the dead sea was It is an archaea so something with NAG and NAT
found. What will its cell wall look
like?


What is the correct match for FtsZ
Tubulin?


What is the correct match for Actin? MreB


What is the correct match for ParM
Plasmids?


What is the correct match for Algae
Cellulose?


Pseudopods Small "false feet". Powered by actin and ATP for
mobility


Heterotrophic A carbon eater




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Fungi Heterotrophic; cell walls of chitin; used to make
bread, beer, wine. Easy, cheap tool to study
eukaryotic structures/gene expression


Saccharomyces cerevisiae has been Fungi
heavily studied. It is the model
organism for what?


Fungi, Protozoa, and Slime Molds all Heterotrophic
use what type of metabolism?


Algae uses what type of Phototrophic
metabolism?


Which of the following may have Protozoa and Slime Molds
pseudopods and often do not have
cell walls?


Which of the following eukaryotes Fungi and Algae
can be non-motile?


Which of the following eukaryotes Protozoa and Algae
can have flagella?


Fungi - Chytridiomycota Early branching, "watermolds", Laurel Creek banks


Fungi - Zygomycota Rhizopus, bread mold!, lab contamination




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Fungi - Glomeromycota Mycorrhizal fungi. Extremely important for
plants/trees.


Fungi - Ascomycota Called "spore shooters", cup/sac fungi, yeast


Fungi - Basidiomycota Called "spore droppers", "club fungi", traditional
mushroom producing fungi


Protozoa As a whole, a (very) broad category. Some
heterotrophic, some photosynthetic. Variable cell
walls and different motility strategies. Different
reproduction strategies


Protzoa - Giardia Lamblia Genetically "old", lacks mitochondria. Causes
human disease (Giardia infection, Beaver Fever).
Uses fermentation metabolism


Slime Moulds - Model Organisms Dictyostelium discoideum - NOT still protozoan.
Model for studying ecology, cell motility, and cell-
cell communication
Physarum - Fuses many cells into a continuous,
multinucleate giant cell


Algae Many are multicellular. All are photosynthetic with
cellulose cell walls




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