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MICR 271 Midterm Exam with All Complete Answers.

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3 Domains - Answer 1)Archaea 2)Bacteria 3)Eukaryota Endosymbiont Theory Definition - Answer Eukaryotes evolved from prokaryotes based on similarities found between bacteria and mitochondria Microbe Definition - Answer microscopic living organism that may be single celled (prokaryotic) or multicellular (eukaryotic) _____________ is abundant in the atmosphere but only a few species of microbes can use it in this form - Answer Nitrogen The total biomass on Earth of bacteria is approaching that of ________ - Answer plants There are typically ____________ bacteria in a gram of soil and __________________ bacteria in a mL of fresh water - Answer 50 million; 1 million A human consists of __________ more bacteria cells than human cells and ____________ more microbial genes than human genes - Answer 10x; 100x Photosynthetic bacteria (cyanobacteria) produce _____________________ - Answer 50% of the oxygen we breathe STUDY CHART W DIFFERENCES BW EUKARYOTES & PROKARYOTES - Answer Major difference in structure of eukaryotes vs prokaryotes - Answer Eukaryotes have membrane bound organelles and prokaryotes do not Explain the endosymbiotic theory - Answer 1)Eukaryotes evolved from prokaryotes based on similarities bw bacteria and mitochondria 2)Mitochondria & chloroplasts evolved from free-living bacteria via symbiosis within a eukaryotic host cell 3)2 key diffs bw bacteria & miochondria= these organelles contain their own DNA & distinct translation system

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MICR 271 Midterm Exam with All
Complete Answers.
3 Domains - Answer 1)Archaea

2)Bacteria

3)Eukaryota



Endosymbiont Theory Definition - Answer Eukaryotes evolved from prokaryotes based on
similarities found between bacteria and mitochondria



Microbe Definition - Answer microscopic living organism that may be single celled
(prokaryotic) or multicellular (eukaryotic)



_____________ is abundant in the atmosphere but only a few species of microbes can use it in
this form - Answer Nitrogen



The total biomass on Earth of bacteria is approaching that of ________ - Answer plants



There are typically ____________ bacteria in a gram of soil and __________________ bacteria
in a mL of fresh water - Answer 50 million; 1 million



A human consists of __________ more bacteria cells than human cells and ____________ more
microbial genes than human genes - Answer 10x; 100x



Photosynthetic bacteria (cyanobacteria) produce _____________________ - Answer 50% of
the oxygen we breathe



STUDY CHART W DIFFERENCES BW EUKARYOTES & PROKARYOTES - Answer



Major difference in structure of eukaryotes vs prokaryotes - Answer Eukaryotes have
membrane bound organelles and prokaryotes do not



Explain the endosymbiotic theory - Answer 1)Eukaryotes evolved from prokaryotes based on
similarities bw bacteria and mitochondria

2)Mitochondria & chloroplasts evolved from free-living bacteria via symbiosis within a
eukaryotic host cell

3)2 key diffs bw bacteria & miochondria= these organelles contain their own DNA & distinct
translation system

, What are the 2 theories of mitochondrial symbiosis/endosymbiont hypothesis - Answer
1)Archezoan Scenario

2)Symbiogenesis Scenario



Define symbiosis - Answer Living together or close association of 2 dissimilar organisms, each
of these organisms being known as a symbiont



Archezoan Scenario - Answer -one of the theories of mitochondrial symbiosis

-A primitive mitochondrial eukaryote cell phagocytosed an a-proteobacterium which led to
evolution of mitochondrion

-fallen out of favour



Symbiogenesis Scenario - Answer -theory of endosymbiont theory/mitochondrial symbiosis

1)States complexity of eukaryotic cell and its defining features emerged after mitochondrial
symbiosis, not before

2)Single endosymbiotic event involving the uptake of an a proteobacterium by an archaeal cell
led to generation of mitochondria and then the evolution of nucleus & compartmentalization of
eukaryotic cell occured



Phylogeny definition - Answer The evolution of a genetically related group of organisms as
distinguished from the development of the individual organisms



What did initial efforts to map phylogenetic relationships rely on? - Answer comparing
ribosomal RNA data between organisms to create a tree of life



What was the major finding of the older version of the tree of life? - Answer The close
relationship between archaea and Eukaryota



Phylogenetic tree vs phylogenomic tree - Answer phylogenetic-compared rRNA sequences

phylogenomic-compared entire genomes



Original tree of life depicted the evolutionary distance between archaea and eukaryotes to be
___________________ than it actually is - Answer much further



Horizontal Gene Transfer - Answer The movement of genetic material between organisms
other than via vertical transmission (transition of DNA from parent to child)

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