Endosymbiotic Theory

80S

Ribosomes that are in eukaryotes and larger in size that are attached to the ER

70S

Ribosomes that are in prokaryotes and are smaller in size that float freely in the cytoplasm

Mitochondria

Found in Eukaryotic Cells and has a phospholipid bilayer, functions to produce ATP through aerobic respiration

Has 70S ribosomes and circular molecule of DNA

Chloroplast

Found in Eukaryotic Cells and has a phospholipid bilayer, coverts light energy into ATP through photosynthesis

Has 70S ribosomes and circular molecule of DNA

Endosymbiotic Theory

Eukaryotic cells acquired an aerobic prokaryotic cell and a photosynthetic prokaryote cell, eventually forming a symbiotic relationship. Prokaryotes kept their DNA, 70S ribosomes, and outer membranes

Kill their 70S ribosomes

What do antibiotics do to bacteria?

Mitochondria get damaged because they have 70S ribosomes

Why do antibiotics hurt the mitochondria in our cells?