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Cell Biology S. Rahgozar,PhD University of Isfahan Faculty of Science 1. An overview of cells and cell research 1.1. The origin of cells and experimental models 1392-93

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  1. 1. Cell Biology S. Rahgozar,PhD University of Isfahan Faculty of Science 1. An overview of cells and cell research 1.1. The origin of cells and experimental models 1392-93
  2. 2. C The origin and evolution of cells o Classification Prokaryotic cells Eukaryotic cells
  3. 3. Spontaneous formation of organic molecules The first cell 3.8 billion years ago 750 million years after the formation of Earth Date? How? Spontaneous polymerization of molecules under existing Earth atmosphere 1950s- Miller
  4. 4. Self replication of RNA 1980s- Altman & Cech RNA is able to Act as a template Catalyze its own replication
  5. 5. Enclosure of Self replicating RNA in a lipid membrane
  6. 6. Generation of metabolic energy The evolution of metabolism
  7. 7. Electron micrograph of E.Coli Classification of Prokaryotes Archaebacteria Eubacteria (Present-day bacteria) (Thermoacidophiles) The largest and most complex prokaryotes are Cyanobacteria 30,000 ribosomes
  8. 8. Eukaryotic cells Origin Endosymbiosis Mitochondria and Chloroplasts Are similar in size Reproduce by dividing Contain their own DNA which is distinct from the nuclear genome Ribosomes and ribosomal RNAs are more related to bacteria
  9. 9. Evolution of cells
  10. 10. Electron micrograph of Saccharomyces Cerevisiae Colonial green algae (Vovox) Light micrograph of Amoeba proteus The development of multicellular organisms
  11. 11. Plant cells Prenchyma cells Epidermal cells Vessel elements Collenchyma cells
  12. 12. Animal cells Fibroblasts Epithelial cells
  13. 13. Cells as experimental models
  14. 14. E.Coli Photograph of E. Coli bacterial colonies Yeasts Electron micrograph of Saccharaomyces cervisiae Doubling time under optimal culture: 20 min 108 cells Doubling time: 2 h Genome: 16 linear chromosomes Contains nuclear membrane
  15. 15. Caenorhabditis elegans Drosophila melanogaster Genes are in Number Function to human genes similar Contains: 959 Somatic cells 1000-2000 Germ cells Reproductive cycle: 2w
  16. 16. Arabidopsis thaliana Vertebrates Contains only about 125 million bps, but 26,000 genes(15,000) o More complex genes (10-30 ) o More specific cells (150-200 cell types)
  17. 17. o Zebrafish An adult fish A 24h old embryo o Xenopus laevis Eggs of the frog Xenopus laevis
  18. 18. o Mouse Piebaldism (defect in pigmentation) as a result of mutations in a gene required for normal migration of melanocytes Mutations in homologous genes result in similar developmental defects