Old & Odd: Archaea, Bacteria & Protists - CrashCourse Biology #35

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As a biology student at the university, knowing way more about the subject of these courses, I love your vids about biology and chemistry as a 'late night snack' but I recommend more pictures! They will improve explanation and remembering the key points.

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Some found happyness in the uni signal cell form . Come on who be a germ. Can you imagine your life if you were a germ. Even outside the body. Maybe amabias are decents of white blood cells who managed to make it out side the body

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you know you're super late to the party when there aren't only four kingdoms anymore...

[@everettduncan7543]

Soo many kingdoms of bacteria and archaea, archaea are somehow polyphyletic, protists aren't even valid

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So I come home today, dreading having to study for my biology quiz tomorrow on... archaea, bacteria & protists. Hank sir, you have an uncannily accurate sense of timing.

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The ROC: A Strong Foundation cramming for a test Monday what do you have for fundamentals of microbiology prokaryotes eukaryote, some history, chemical principles, etc

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Yay, microbiology! I do research on bacteria, so I'm glad you're teaching folks about them. One point: Gram negative and Gram positive refers to differences in their cell wall, not cell membrane. (All living cells have membranes, made out of phospholipid; bacteria also have cell walls made out of peptidoglycan.)

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[@szhou009]

Protists are honestly way too diverse to be classified all into one kingdom. What causes confusion is that the notion of classifying all other organisms as protists suggests that they all share the same phylogeny, which is anything but true.(ie. Brown algae and amoeba do not share recent common ancestors.) A great analogy would be the former system classifying eubacteria and archaea into the domain Monera, which does not truly reflect their evolutionary history (archaea are more closely related to eukaryotes). I hope that many more scientists start to debunk the notion of classifying organisms as "protists" simply because they "don't fit" and develop a system that truly reflects their evolutionary history (ie. adding more kingdoms--sorry biology students).

[@elimalinsky7069]

@Aastha Sarwal archea is more closely related to eukaryotes than to bacteria. It was only discovered recently (in the early 2000s) using comparative analyses of genomes. For a while it baffled microbiologists but it is now understood that all prokaryotes were archea-like when the first eukaryotes formed, and that modern bacteria developed more complex metabolism since the divergence of ancient prokaryotes into later prokaryotes and eukaryotes.

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CLARIFIED - Gram Stain does NOT stain cell membrane, it stains the peptidoglycan CELL WALL

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[@OlleLindestad]

A couple of thangs: 1) Gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria have different thicknesses of cell *walls*, not cell membranes. Cell membranes only come in one thickness. 2) It's extremely important to note that no actual taxonomists count Protista as a kingdom anymore. It's been broken up into a whole bunch of kingdoms like Rhizaria, Excavata and Chromista (the exact number depends on whom you ask). It's a mess, true, but it's a much more realistic mess than the five-kingdom system.

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As a fellow Microbiology major I was going to post the same but glad you beat me to it. It is also important to note that some bacterial species contain linear DNA and those species tend to have linear plasmids.

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Prokaryotes such as bacteria have a circular chromosome, but also possess extra DNA in the form of plasmids. It would be wrong to say only eukaryotes have chromosomes.

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Maybe the father's mitochondrial DNA can be passed down through horizontal Gene transfer.

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HEY EDITORS! There is a glaring error in your section about bacteria. The gram reaction does not stain the cell membrane, it stains the cell wall. I'd love to link this video to show my class, but I can't because it is inaccurate.

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+Jenny Smith I thought it stained the peptidoglycan in the cell

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+Konstantinos Tassis bacteria's cell walls are made of peptidoglycan, and j think that includes prototists

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+Sara Nina thanks for the confirmation, already had my test though.

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Protists do not have cell walls. And are eukaryotes, so would not have peptidoglycan anyway

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Lol, this video was only produced 4 years ago and it's already going out of date! The Kingdom Protista was determined to be polyphyletic and is getting broken up.

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Protists are no longer considered a kingdom. That said, I would not have gotten a 'B' in my bio course last semester without your videos.

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