Origins of Life, Viruses, and Eukaryotic Origins Final Study Guide

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How old do scientists believe is the earth?

4.5 bya

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Date of prokaryotic origins

3.5 bya

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Date of eukaryotic origins

2 bya

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What is the size range of prokaryotic cells?

~1-10 µm

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Why are viruses considered non-living?

They have no membrane, organelles, metabolism, and nucleus, do not respond to stimuli, and rely on host cells for reproduction

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What is the typical size range for a virus?

~10-300nm

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What are the two structural components that all viruses possess?

Genetic info (RNA or DNA) and a protein coat

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Briefly explain the mechanism behind host specificity in viruses.

Host specific, specificity determined by outside of virus and receptors on cell

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Name the two mechanisms by which organelles arose

Membrane infolding and endosymbiosis

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What organelles were formed by endosymbiosis

mitochondrion and chloroplasts

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What organelles were formed by membrane infolding

Endoplasmic reticulum, golgi body, and nuclear envelope/membrane