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Cell biology
Kingdoms of life
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What are the five groups of organisms discussed in the video?
Animals
,
plants
, fungi, protists, and
bacteria
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Why are viruses considered the odd one out among the groups of organisms?
Because they are not actually
living organisms
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What type of cells are animals, plants, fungi, and protists made up of?
Eukaryotic cells
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What is a key characteristic of eukaryotic cells?
Their DNA is found in a
nucleus
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How do bacteria differ from eukaryotic organisms?
Bacteria are
prokaryotes
and do not have a
nucleus
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How much smaller are bacteria compared to eukaryotic cells?
Bacteria are between
10
and
100
times smaller
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What is the estimated number of different species of animals on Earth?
Between
5
and
10 million
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What do all animals have in common?
They are
multicellular
,
heterotrophs
, and most reproduce
sexually
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What does the term multicellular mean?
Each organism is made up of many
cells
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How do plants obtain their energy?
Through
photosynthesis
using
sunlight
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How many species of plants are estimated to exist?
Around
300,000
species
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What distinguishes fungi from plants?
Fungi
cannot
photosynthesize
and are
heterotrophs
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What is saprotrophic nutrition in fungi?
A process where fungi secrete
enzymes
to digest food outside their body
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What is mycelium in fungi?
A body made up of thread-like structures called
hyphae
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What is a pathogen?
An organism that can cause
disease
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What are protists primarily characterized as?
Mostly
unicellular
organisms
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What is the term used for the kingdom that includes organisms like chlorella and amoeba?
Protists
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How do some protists obtain energy?
Some
photosynthesize
while others consume other
organisms
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What is the basic structure of a virus?
A
protein coat
surrounding
genetic material
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Why are viruses classified as parasites?
Because they depend on other organisms to
reproduce
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What is the main characteristic of all viruses?
They always cause harm to other living
organisms
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What is the estimated size comparison of viruses to a fingernail?
Almost a
million
viruses can fit across the width of a fingernail
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Can viruses reproduce on their own?
No, they must infect a
living
cell to reproduce
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What are the key features of the five kingdoms of life?
Animals:
multicellular
,
heterotrophs
, reproduce sexually
Plants: multicellular,
autotrophs
, use
photosynthesis
Fungi: multicellular and
unicellular
, heterotrophs, use
saprotrophic
nutrition
Protists
: mostly unicellular, diverse energy acquisition
Bacteria: single-celled, diverse habitats, some
pathogenic
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What are the differences between eukaryotic and prokaryotic organisms?
Eukaryotic organisms:
Have a
nucleus
DNA in
chromosomes
Larger size
Prokaryotic organisms:
No nucleus
DNA is loose in the cell
Smaller size
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What are the characteristics of viruses?
Non-living particles
Composed of a
protein coat
and
genetic material
Can only reproduce inside
living cells
Always cause harm to their hosts
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