Archaea bacteria Eukarya - three domains of life

Archaea bacteria Eukarya - three domains of life - This lecture explains about the properties of the three domains including archaea, bacteria and eukarya. This lecture explains about the three domain concept of nomenclature and classification in details. This video lecture also explains the difference between bacteria, archaea and eukarya.
Three domains of life
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Thank you so much sir for teach us classification of three domains and their relationship with each other.archea is common anscetor of eukarya hence they are placed closely.👌👌

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link with other classification is missing! also origins

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3:38All the prokaryot have cell wall.❓
In prokaryot,mycoplasma lack cell wall.

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Mycoplasma lack cell wall.
That's why they are called "JOKERS OF PLANT KINGDOM".
Consider it an exception.

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Thanks for the informative video... I have a question to u sir.... As we know that archea are the most ancient life on earth... Can we say that eukarya and eubacteria are evolved from archea in separate evolutionary lines??? Hope u will provide answer soon

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Muhammad Adnan First Bacteria and Archea evolved from a common ancestor and then eukarya got separated from Archea

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No no no dear.. don't go on the name archae.... Archae are not the oldest organisms... Eubacteria are the oldest... The name archae was only given bcz the members to n discovered first in this domain were found to ocvupy harsh conditions.. also called old world or archae conditions

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The conserved or signature sequences in 16S rRNA of archae, the number & structure of transcription & replication factors in archae are much similar to eukaryotic cell than eubacteria
Moreover, lack of peptidoglycan in archae cellwall, presence of ether linked lipids in membrane are major diffrances b/w archae & eubacteria
These are reasons for placing archae in seperate domain & that too b/w eubacteria & archae

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Both kind of bacteria because both lack nucleus

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Sugar-utilizing hyperthermophilic and halophilic Archaea degrade glucose and glucose polymers to acetate or to CO2 using O2, nitrate, sulfur or sulfate as electron acceptors. Comparative analyses of glycolytic pathways in these organisms indicate a variety of differences from the classical Emden-Meyerhof and Entner-Doudoroff pathways that are operative in Bacteria and Eukarya, respectively. The archaeal pathways are characterized by the presence of numerous novel enzymes and enzyme families that catalyze, for example, the phosphorylation of glucose and of fructose 6-phosphate, the isomerization of glucose 6-phosphate, the cleavage of fructose 1,6-bisphosphate, the oxidation of glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate and the conversion of acetyl-CoA to acetate. Recent major advances in deciphering the complexity of archaeal central carbohydrate metabolism were gained by combination of classical biochemical and genomic-based approaches.

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It is made of pusedomurien or pseudopeltidogkycan

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3 kingdom or domain of life?

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Sir , in my knowledge they are domains not kingdoms given by Carl Woese

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Unicellular Eukaryotes.. there are numerous sir... The whole protista kingdom

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In the beginning you said three Kingdoms. You mean domains, right?!

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What is meant by peotidoglycon

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It is a heteropolymer consisting of alternating residues of β- linked N-acetylglucosamine and N-acetylmuramic acid.

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5 kingdom system video ??

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some bacteria have vacuoles - a membrane-bound organelle

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Vacuole has no membrane its like a bubble as i know

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Some bacteria's have vacuoles. Example; Cyanobacteria (have gas vacuoles for buoyancy).
Vacuoles have membrane..
Again...Vacuoles have membrane called "Tonoplast".

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Examples of these three kingdoms

[@botanyatoz5272]

Not 3 kingdoms but 3 domains
Archae domain:
Methanogens, acidophiles, thermophiles
Eubacteria: cyanobacteria, mycoplasmas, actinomycetes, rhizobium, etc
Eukaryotes: protista, fungi, planatae, animals

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@@botanyatoz5272 acidophiles & thermophiles are Thermoacidophiles (which survive in low pH & high temp.)
& you forgot to include Halophiles(which survive in extreme salty conditions).