Chapter 1.1

Key


= organisms

= molecule

= principle

= DNA / genetic info

◇ = Energy

△ = plants

$ = living/life

= Cell

💧= Photosynthesis

🌜= Proteins


Chapter 1 (p1)


All $ need ◇ to grow, move, reproduce, and maintain bodies → this explains why △ are green (chloroplast)


Most ◇ comes from sun


△ leaves have chlorophyll → capture sun ◇


◇ used to turn H₂O + CO₂ → sugar + O₂ (💧)


Sugar stores ◇ in chem bonds. that eat △ get ◇ by breaking sugar


Other get ◇ from in bodies of they eat


$ are solar-powered.



$ survive & thrive by interacting in complex ways


come in all sizes


Lichens- interactions fungi & 💧 → depend on each other to survive


too small to see are still imp for system to function



Chapter 1.1 (p2)


Biology- study of $/.


All $ has 1 origin/common ancestor (single ).



Shared characteristics of $:


Made of common chem parts (nucleic acids - (most imp ), amino acids - make 🌜, & in membranes).


$ depends on complex parts working together in detailed ways.


Has that uses almost same code to build 🌜.


Change env. into new $ .


Take ◇ from env. & use for $ functions (walking etc.).


Copy same way when reproducing.


Important genes similar in way made


Evolved through small changes.



All $ = common ancestor, diverse from one $ form.


Not all $ has every trait at all times:


Seeds - $ but don’t always use ◇ or reproduce.


Viruses - not made of , can’t function alone. They use to mutate & work. But viruses have & evolve. Evid shows viruses came from $ means part of $.



$ development linked w/ physical & chem processes.


Earth formed 4.5–4.6 bil yrs ago.


~600 mil yrs later → $ evolved.


Earth climate before dif.


Nucleic Acids imp in evolution → multiply & store info to make 🌜.


🌜 → diverse shapes, multiply, & trigger chem reactions.


Next step in origin of $ - membrane formed → kept 🌜 & other bio separate from outside- form


Fatty acids imp- make film membranes (don’t dissolve in water).


When agitated, films form hollow spheres → could keep bio inside.


Having inside vs. outside → chem reactions concentrated (could be combined & controlled)


Natural process of membrane formation → led to 1st → could reproduce → evolution of 1st cellular


~2 bil yrs after origin - only 1- (prokaryotes)


Have & bio structures


Survive harsh envir.


$ only in ocean ( for ◇ & shield from UV cuz little O₂ = no ozone in atmos.)


Similar to descendants - bacteria


💧 - get sun ◇


Prok. break envir. → release/use ◇ in chem bonds (still do today)



~2.7 bil yrs ago 💧 appears


Sun ◇ → chem bond ◇ (glucose & bio )


Chem. bonds ◇ power reactions (Ex. make 🌜)


Basis of most - food source for others


💧 use sun ◇ to build tissue → food for others


cyanobacteria 1st 💧


Make O₂ → poison to many prok. (weak die, strong survive → O₂ builds up)


Aerobic metabolism = use O₂, release more ◇, better


Anaerobic metabolism = release ◇ w/out O₂


O₂ → $ more intensely & grow bigger


Most use O₂ to release ◇ from


~500 mil yrs ago → Ozone absorbs enough UV for to live on land


1st Organelles - separate functions


1st appear ~2.5 bil yrs after $ appeared


Nucleus (has ) gives eukaryotes its name (reg prok. no nucleus)


Endosymbiosis - lives inside another


Mitochondria (release ◇) → evolved from eating prok.


Chloroplast (does 💧) → evolved from eating 💧. prok.


When can’t break down prok. - Partnership: prok. made sugar & host gives safe env.


Early $ - all single


Some eukaryotes didn’t separate → grouped → specialization (ex: reproduction, absorb nutrients)


specialization → multicellular, larger, efficient, adapted



Reproduction - genome (sum of ) replicate


Mutations (changes in ) - common


Spread in species → accumulate → species split (no interbreeding) = new species


Binomial (scientific name for species)


1st word - genus (recent common ancestor)


2nd word - species


Ex. Homo(homo neanderthalensis) sapiens(wise)


Biology mostly comparing species


Genome sequencing - order of nucleotides (DNA’s building blocks) →molecular evid.


Molecular Evid.→ supports fossil record


Phylogenetic trees(tree of life) - evolutionary relationships


Tree of Life:


Branches - evidence from fossils, structures, chemistry, genomes


Molecular data → 3 domains: Archaea, Bacteria, Eukarya (each evolves separately)



No living species evolves from another living species today.

Ex: humans ≠ chimpanzees, both share extinct common ancestor


Archaea & Bacteria - single-celled prok.


Do dif. - separated early


Eukarya - eukaryotic cells


Mitochondria & chloroplasts → came from endosymbiosis with bacteria


Multicellular Eukaryotes - plants, fungi, animals (close related to unicellular Eukaryotes(protists))


Multicellularity originated by itself


Knowledge from one organism can be linked with another cuz all life related by common ancestor, shared genetic code, and has similar DNA

Ex. Use model organisms for research cuz can extend to other organisms