Need help science people asap

I have to write a three page pater on the Mitochondrial Eve Hypothesis and the Endosymbiont Hypothesis and was wondering if anybody could tell me what they are or any good sites with info on them. I don't know what they are because our teacher didn't tell us and I'm having hard time finding info on them because the site I'm supposed to use is down :/

Any help is greatly appreciated

Austin

 

Mitochondrial Eve Hypothesis:

or just "Search" Mitrochondrial Eve Hypothesis

Endosymbiont Hypothesis:



This is a very interesting subject and I think you will have a good time with this paper if you just take the time to follow-up on getting the information..

Rose

 

I thought I was a Science person but when I saw those names... . Maybe because I'm still in elementary school.

 

Thank you Rose, I'v looked at the widipedia for a brief background but my teachers don't want me taking stuff from it as you can edit it. I made a cell instead so now I only have to do one of those two. Yes interesting but annoying since he also decided to make us to vocab cards and a chapter review too, but o well maybe later tongiht the site will be working I need but I still need three sources so I'll use google and my schools bookmarked sites, I think my teacher will flip if he see's I used wikipedia

austin

 

Endosymbiont Hypothesis

The endosymbiont hypothesis was originally constructed by Andreas Schimper in 1883. It was later suggested by Konstantin Mereschkowsky in 1905 that plastids were originally endosymbionts. Again in the 1920's Ivan Wallin suggested the same idea for mitochondria. Since these theories did not contain DNA, they were initially dismissed. Hans Ris once again resurrected the idea by proving this idea false in the 1960's. In 1981, Lynn Margulis made the idea popular once again with Symbiosis in Cell Evolution. In this work she said argued her point. However other people emerged to also argue against her to prove her wrong.
The endosymbiont hypothesis states that Eukaryotic cells arose from combinations of different prokaryotic cells billions of years ago.

that's what I got so far :-\

 

Ah... I get it. It's a theory of how eukaryotic (cells with organelles - just about everything but bacteria and viruses) cells were originally formed.

If you don't get it, this is the simplest explanation I've found. https://www.hudson.edu/homes/bethemt/Ch.%205%20&%206%20(Enzymes%20and%20Cellular%20Respiration)/Endosymbiont%20Hypothesis%20Notes

Otherwise, I suppose you could cite data on how each organelle can be traced or otherwise connected to prokaryotic cells.

 

Thank you I shall use it. Basically our teacher just gave us this and didn't even explain it in class so we have to figure out what it is by ourselves and answer a few questions on it. How it was formulated, how does it attempt to answer questions about the origins of cells, and how it was initially received by the scientific community. Write three pages double spaced.

Thanks for the help

Austin

 

Funny thing, my class (and two other classes) had their volcano report due today.

I did Olympus Mons located on Mars.

 

ATM,
You finish this paper? You need to check out the playstaion game Parasite Eve. An oldie but a goodie!

 

hmmm. maybe I will, but yes I finished it and turned it in, haven't gotten it back since I have a lazy teacher, even though he had all x-mass break to grade it

 

My teacher already graded my volcano report. ;D
And now I'm doing Science Fair.


What do you think you will get as a grade?

 

No idea, probably B or A, this guy's weird, he talks in a monotone voice and bores you and is sooooo lazy. In high school you get weird teachers, I have one that doesn't even grade anything and doesn't teach. :-X

 

No idea, probably B or A, this guy's weird, he talks in a monotone voice and bores you and is sooooo lazy.  In high school you get weird teachers, I have one that doesn't even grade anything and doesn't teach. :-X

Just be happy he isn't on fishlore seeing that you say that. ;D

I still get number grades.

what range are A and B.

 

in my school district a=90-100% b=80-89.5% and so on. I got a 46 out of 50.

 

yay
I'm a science person like that, sorry I haven't been on to help you out :-\

 

Nice to see you here Emma. Have not seen you for a long time.

Rose

 

Hey emma, nice to see you again too.

It's ok I had other help.

 

they must teach a lot better in the US! I did a bio-sciences degree in the UK and i've never heard of whatever it was you were doing!!!!

well done though!!

 

yeah I haven't been on for soooo long!!!!!!!! I had a lot of tough classes first semester but this semester the workload is lighter so hopefully I will have more spare time.

 

O lucky you, my classes just get harder and I have track with two crazy coaches, one who's going to retire soon and wants a state championship with my class and the other is my friends mom who is obsessed with running and ran for reebok and so did his dad so she wants us to run so much really early. so much time is used up with that a school. urrghhh >

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