Question

Can you describe cellular evolution?

Answer 1

yes thank you so much :D

Answer 2

metal??:D

Answer 3

nope

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

srry im new at this site i dont no how to give metals

Answer 7

The mitochondria is present in both animal and plant cells in today's world, suggesting that the arrival of the mitochondria in the evolutionary chain was slightly before recognisable taxonomical differences between animals and plants.

The mitochondria is unique in the sense that the organelle contains its own DNA, which is derived from its parents. Naturally, as the mitochondria is responsible for the breakdown of organic molecules to release energy (i.e. respiration), this DNA was responsible for the reactions involved to do this.

The remarkable thing about mitochondria is their striking similarity to that of a species of amoeba, where the structure of the two are similar. In this particular species of amoeba, symbiotic bacteria enact what the mitochondria does in more advanced cell structures. The end of this symbiotic relationship no doubt increased parasitism, due to the fact that cells now possessed their own energy supply, they could be exposed and eradicated by the pathogens of the time.
Hope that helps...:)

Answer 8

there you go :D srry bout that

Answer 9

haha i was just messing with ya:)

Answer 10

o lol (facepalm) lol who cares u deserve da metal

Answer 11

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Answer 12

i better go..nice meeting u sezelle

Answer 13

its Sydney:)