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Endosymbiont Theory 1) please explain what the endosymbiont theory is. please talk about both mitochondria and...
The endosymbiosis or endosymbiont theory is meant to explain the origin of two specific organelles found in eukaryotic cells. 1. Name the two organelles. 2. Provide two pieces of evidence that support this theory.
1. What is the leading theory of how mitochondria (and other organelles) originated in eukaryotic cells? Briefly explain it. Name four pieces of evidence that support this theory. 2. List three characteristics typical of inheritance patterns of mitochondrial disorders. 3. What is the threshold
The endosymbiont theory offers an explanation for how eukaryotic cells could have obtained mitochondria and chloroplasts through a symbiotic relationship with prokaryotic cells that changed over time. What structural feature of prokaryotic cells might you expect to have changed before any endosymbionts could be acquired by eukaryotic cells?
Classify each statement as to whether it represents a piece of evidence that supports the endosymbiont theory of the evolution of mitochondria and chloroplasts from prokaryotes. Some organellar genes have migrated to the nucleus. Evidence for the endosymbiont theory Does not support endosymbiont theory Some organelle proteins are encoded in the nucleus. Organelles do not have flagella. Mitochondrial rRNA genes are most similar to the rRNA gene of a bacterium. Organelle translation is inhibited by antibiotics that inhibit prokaryotic translation...
What is mutualistic symbiosis? How does mutualistic symbiosis relate to the endosymbiont theory? Which 2 organelles could be the result of endosymbiosis? What specific evidence is used to show how these organelles could have once been independent prokaryotic cells?
Part B Directions Read Ch. 1 section 1.2 (pp. 4-10) and Ch. 19 1.Think about the origin of cellular life forms beginning from 4.5 billion years ago and continuing up to the point that eukaryotic cells appeared. Consider: Why is RNA thought to be the 1st self-replicating biomolecule? • Describe the endosymbiotic hypothesis and explain how it accounts for the origin of mitochondria, hydrogenosomes and chloroplasts. List at least 2 pieces of evidence that support this hypothesis. 2. Explain in...
Explain the theory of Endosymbiosis and give three (3) pieces of evidence that supports it.
1. Explain the distinction between the cytosol and the cytoplasm of a cell? Tell whether lysosomes, mitochondria, ribosomes and DNA are part of the cytosol or the cytoplasm or both. Do bacteria have a cytosol or a cytoplasm? 2. Describe the Endosymbiotic Theory and list the evidence that supports it. 3. Explain why ribosomes cannot be visualized with a light microscope but can be easily detected with an electron microscope. 4. Describe the chemistry of carbon atoms. Tell about their...
What do you like and dislike about Freud’s theory? You can talk about the psychosexual stages, the id, ego, superego, the defense mechanisms, or anything else that is part of his theory.
1. Consider the thrifty phenotype hypothesis of health disparities. a. Briefly explain what this theory suggests and some of the evidence supporting this theory. b. Use the four key graphs in Grossman model to illustrate how the thrifty phenotype hypothesis can explain socioeconomic disparities in health (draw or create the graphs). For each graph, include a brief written explanation. c. Suppose you are a policymaker charged with reducing health disparities. If you believe the thrifty phenotype hypothesis is the root...