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DNA in prokaryotes
circular chromosome w lots of loops
DNA where in prokaryotes
nucleoid
prokaryotes cell wall
yes, outside cell membrane
prokaryotes size
small
prokaryotes trasncription translation
spontaneous, could be at same time
eukaryotes DNA
linear chromosome
eukaryotes DNA where
nucleus
eukaryotes cell wall
none
eukaryotes size
larger
eukaryotes organelles
yes, mitochondria, nucleus ….
eukaryotes trasncription translation locations
trasncription in nucleus, translation cytoplasm
eukaryotes regulation
each step can be regulated separately
cells need (6)
water, right temp/pH, gases/oxygen, other environmental conditions
nutrient media
source of material cells need to grown/ divide
what cells take from nutrient media
water, ions/minerals, sugar/carbs, Amino acids, nucleotides/precursors, vitamins/ small organic molecules
individual cell growth 5
cell grows, increase size, produce cellular components, replicates DNA, divides
cell population
number of cell grows, increases, speeds on cell divans and survival
7 phases of population growth
lag,
acceleration
log
declaration
stationary
death
long term stationary
lag phase
cells adjust to new env, synthesize cellular components, little/no increase in population
acceleration
division rate increase
log
cells divide at rapid, relatively constant rate: DNA replcication, trasncriton, translation, division all running fast
declaration
growth rate slows as conditions become limited
stationary
new cells = cells dyings, population holds steady. nutrients limited, waste accumulate
death
cell death exceeds cell production
long term stationary
The population declines slowly and levels off at a low level
abundant nutrients (enough) cells…
synthesize cellular components, replicate DNA, divide fast
limited nutrients
alter gene expression, translation/trasncripion changes, growth and division slow, cells may enter stationary phase
unfavorable nutrient conditions
survival decreases, death phase