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    BIOLOGY

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    BIOLOGY

    BIOS LOGOS

    life study of

    Ernst Haeckels TREE OF LIFE

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    Prebiotic Earth

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    Miller-Urey experiment

    Reqirements !"r c#emical

    e$"lti"n t" pr"%ce li!e Absence of oxygen Energy

    Chemical building blocks Sufficient time

    &"n%iti"ns "n early Eart#

    Age of Earth is ~4.6 billionyears

    Atmoshere had little free !"# $ncluded C!"% &"!% C!%

    &"% '"# (aybe also '&

    )

    % &"

    S%

    C&4

    're(i"tic s"p #yp"t#esis )

    M"lecles !"rme% near t#e Eart#s

    sr!ace* +,ars ncle"ti%es amin"

    aci%s !"rme% sp"ntane"sly*

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    Ir"n-sl!r ."rl% #yp"t#esis

    !rganic molecules formed at

    hydrothermal *ents on the

    ocean floor

    +aboratory simulations sho,catalyst effects of iron and

    nickel sulfides

    Ori,in "! cells

    Sontaneous assembly of

    small organic molecules intomacromolecules

    -rotobionts similar to cells

    inary fission

    &omeostasis

    Catalytic acti*ity

    Micr"sp#eres ) a type "! pr"t"(i"nt

    Micr"sp#eres

    /ormed from ,ater and

    olyetides

    Electric gradient on surface

    Selecti*e ermeability

    Early Eart#

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    R/0 ."rl%

    Self0relicating 1'A molecules

    /unction as both en2yme and

    substrate for relication/irst ste in e*olution of the

    3'A 1'A rotein system

    1irecte% e$"lti"n

    +arge ool of 1'A molecules,ith different se5uencesSelected for ability to cataly2e a

    reactionAmlify mutate reeat

    $n the 1'A ,orld% ribo2ymescataly2ed rotein synthesis

    3'A formed from double strands

    of 1'A

    3'A more stable than 1'A

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    T#e !irst cells

    &eterotrohs that feed on organic

    moleculesAnaerobic fermentation rocess to obtain

    energy

    0t"tr"p#s

    Selected after organic molecule food stock

    became scarce

    -hotosynthetic roduction of organic

    molecules

    Cyanobacteria slit ,ater molecules and

    released oxygen

    0er"(es

    (ore efficient energy roduction using

    oxygen resiration

    Significant oxygen in the atmoshere by "

    bya

    F"rmati"n "! t#e O2"ne layer

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    Ekary"tes ar"se !r"m pr"kary"tes

    Endosymbiont theory

    (itochondria and chlorolasts

    deri*ed from rokaryotes $ngested but not digested

    1eroduced along ,ith host cell

    Usin, a cl"ck

    t" represent

    (i"l",ical time

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    3#at le$el "! c"mplexity is necessary !"r

    li!e4

    Matter

    Or,anise%

    material 5li$in,6

    Un"r,anise%

    material5n"n-li$in,6

    Heter",ene"s5"r,ans6

    H"m",ene"s

    5tisses6

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    3#at le$el "! c"mplexity is

    necessary !"r li!e4

    (icroscoists disco*ered tissues ,ere made of

    cells&ooke 7668 and +eeu,enhoek 7699:

    Cork cells

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    &ells c"me t",et#er t" !"rm tisses

    Liver cellscells of a particular tissue have a common structure.

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    3#at is a cell4

    $n simlest form

    A lasma membrane;

    Surrounding cytolasm;

    Containing hereditary material.

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    &ell Types

    'r"kary"tic &ells