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robert hooke
cell theory :
·
1) all living things are comprised of cells
2) all cells come from other cells
prokaryote
-
bacteria ,
archaed
-
more primitive
-
have nucleoid but no nucleus/organelles
eukaryotes :
-
all others
-
membrane-bound nucleus
~
other organelles
& Il :
-
cell membrane
- It chromosome/ribosome
↳
makes proteins
peroxisome-catch excess H202 Cundrogen peroxide (
lysosome digestive enzymes "e"
letter
-
,
40 x
phylogenetic tree of life
last universal common ancestor
prokaryotes -
enbacteria
~
"true" bacteria
~ decomposers
~ some benign ,
others pathogenic (salmonella , ecoli ,
etc .
prokaryotes -
archaebacteria
~ "archaea"
~ salt/temp loving (not springs ,
salt ponds , etc . )
eukaryotes
~
from protists (1-cell) & algde .
plants & animals
enzymes :
~ lower activation energy fa
- usually proteins
-
not consumed
~
only works with specific substrate
~ fits into "active site"
rates of reaction : concentration or enzymes & substrates
~
temp helps until it denatures enzyme
diffusion
~
net movement of particles from night low concentrated dreas
-
follows and law of thermodynamics
& iffusion across membranes
robert hooke
cell theory :
·
1) all living things are comprised of cells
2) all cells come from other cells
prokaryote
-
bacteria ,
archaed
-
more primitive
-
have nucleoid but no nucleus/organelles
eukaryotes :
-
all others
-
membrane-bound nucleus
~
other organelles
& Il :
-
cell membrane
- It chromosome/ribosome
↳
makes proteins
peroxisome-catch excess H202 Cundrogen peroxide (
lysosome digestive enzymes "e"
letter
-
,
40 x
phylogenetic tree of life
last universal common ancestor
prokaryotes -
enbacteria
~
"true" bacteria
~ decomposers
~ some benign ,
others pathogenic (salmonella , ecoli ,
etc .
prokaryotes -
archaebacteria
~ "archaea"
~ salt/temp loving (not springs ,
salt ponds , etc . )
eukaryotes
~
from protists (1-cell) & algde .
plants & animals
enzymes :
~ lower activation energy fa
- usually proteins
-
not consumed
~
only works with specific substrate
~ fits into "active site"
rates of reaction : concentration or enzymes & substrates
~
temp helps until it denatures enzyme
diffusion
~
net movement of particles from night low concentrated dreas
-
follows and law of thermodynamics
& iffusion across membranes