The Endosymbiotic Theory Notes

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cell w/ a nucleus

Eukaryotic cell

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a small membrane-bound structure inside a eukaryotic cell

Organelle

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container of genetic material

Nucleus

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ATP producers “Powerhouse”

Mitochondria

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perform photosynthesis and make sugars

Chloroplasts

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Boundary of inside and outside (make all of this happen)

Membrane

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Where did organelles come from?

Organelles inside eukaryotic cells were collected overtime and then paused on as the cells divided

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The______ _______ suggests that organelles inside eukaryotic cells were once __________

endosymbiotic theory

free-living bacteria

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What is a word used for the eukaryotic cells that tried to eat these small bacteria by taking them into their cytoplasm for digestion

Phagocytosis

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Is bacteria have their own genetic material and cell processes?

Yes

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The bacteria eventually became ____ on the larger eukaryotic cell and ____________

Depends

Could not exist out outside the cell membrane

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Over time the _______ from these bacteria was even added to the DNA in the eukaryotic cell and the bacteria_______ on their own

genetic material

lost the ability to reproduce

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Over many years, what those bacteria became?

Organelles

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Is it true that not all the bacteria inside the eukaryotic cell lost their genetic material

Yes, it’s true

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What is the word for having a circular ring of DNA (so do bacteria) inside their membranes that is separate from the nucleus of the eukaryotic cell?

Mitochondria

“they also reproduce themselves inside your cells”

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For this reason, mitochondria are thought of by scientists as _____

endosymbionts

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In plant cells, _____ have their own circular DNA and do not rely on the cell to reproduce them

chloroplasts

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What are the example of endosymbiosis

Termites - cannot digest food

Lichen- a fungus that has photosynthetic algae inside its cells and they often found attached to rocks or trees

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The termites they have small organisms in their get that________

break down the cellulose fibers of wood

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If the termites didn’t have these organisms, they _____

won’t be able to eat wood

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The algae _______ and the fungus protects the algae

make food for the fungus

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The _______ would not be able to function without the organelles in it

modern eukaryotic cell

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What process takes place in mitochondria?

aerobic respiration

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What process takes place in chloroplasts?

photosynthesis