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1a + b - Kingdoms, viruses and pathogens Flashcards

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1
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Are protocists prokaryotic or eukaryotic?

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Eukaryote

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2
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What are the 5 kingdoms?

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Animals 
Plants 
Protocists 
Fungi
Bacteria
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3
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Are protocists multicellular or unicellular?

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Can be both but mostly unicellular

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4
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Can protocists move?

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Yes

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5
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How do protocists obtain nutrition?

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Outside their body

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6
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Do protocists have chloroplasts?

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Some do

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7
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Give 3 examples of protocists

A

AMOEBA
CHLORELLA
PLASMODIUM (pathogen causes malaria)

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8
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do amoeba and chlorella have features of plants or animals?

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AMOEBA- animal

CHLORELLA- plant

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9
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Which fungi are unicellular?

A

Yeasts

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10
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How do fungi obtain nutrition?

A

Saprotrophic nutrition

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11
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What is saprotrophic nutrition?

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When digestive enzymes are released OUTSIDE THE BODY into food material to break it down. Then the new molecules are reabsorbed

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12
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Are fungi multicellular or unicellular?

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Both

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13
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Are fungi prokaryotes or eukaryotes?

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Eukaryotes

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14
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Do fungi have chloroplasts?

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No

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15
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How are fungi arranged?

A

In a mycelium structure made from thread like hyphae which contain many NUCELEI

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16
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How do fungi store carbohydrate?

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Glycogen

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17
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What is a fungi’s cell wall made of?

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Chitin

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18
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Give 2 examples of fungi

A

Yeast

Mucor

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19
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Can fungi be pathogens?

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Yes

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20
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Can protocists be pathogens?

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Yes

21
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Are plants and animals multicellular or unicellular?

A

Multicellular

22
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Are plants and animals prokaryotes or eukaryotes?

A

Eukaryotes

23
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How do plants and animals store carbohydrate?

A

Plants: starch
Animals: glycogen

24
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Are Bacteria prokaryotes or eukaryotes?

A

Prokaryotes

25
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Can Bacteria be pathogens?

A

Yes

26
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Are Bacteria multicellular or unicellular?

A

Unicellular

27
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Name the 6 features of a Bacteria

A 
Cell wall
Cell membrane
Cytoplasm
Plasmids
Circular chromosome of dna 
Slime capsule
28
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Do Bacteria have chloroplasts?

A

Some do

29
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How do Bacteria obtain nutrition?

A

Feeding off of other living or dead organisms

30
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Give 2 examples of bacteria and explain what they are

A

LACTOBACILLUS BULGARICUS: rod shaped bacteria used to make yoghurt from milk.

PNEUMOCOCCUS: spherical bacterium that is a pathogen for pneumonia

31
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What can be a pathogen?

A

Fungi
Bacteria
Protocists
Viruses

32
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Order these biggest to smallest:

Virus, bacteria , animal cells

A

Animal cell
Bacteria
Virus

33
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What’s the difference between prokaryotes and eukaryotes

A

Eukaryotes have a membrane bound nucleus, but prokaryotes don’t

34
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All viruses are….?

A

Pathogens

35
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Give 3 examples of viruses and explain what they are

A

INFLUENZA: causes flu
HIV: causes AIDS
TOBACCO MOSAIC: destroys chloroplasts in a plant and stops photosynthesis. Causes discolouration in leaves.

36
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Are viruses living or not?

A

Non living

37
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Viruses are parasitic, what does this mean?

A

Use living organisms to reproduce

38
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Can viruses reproduce in non living cells?

A

No but can survive outside a host for a long time

39
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Name the features of a virus?

A

No cellular structure
Protein coat
1 type of nucleic acid (dna or rna)

40
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Do viruses have a nucleus?

A

No

41
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How do viruses reproduce?

A

By infecting host cells and replicating themselves to form their DNA into virus particles. Once the host cells burst, the virus is spread.

42
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Do protocists have a nucleus?

A

Yes

43
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Does bacteria have a nucleus?

A

No

44
Q

How do Bacteria store dna

A

Circular chromosome of dna

Plasmids

45
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What are the plasmids in bacteria?

A

Closed circles of dna in the cytoplasm that can move from one bacterium to the other.

46
Q

Do Bacteria have cell walls?

A

Yes

47
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Which pathogen causes malaria?

A

Plasmodium

48
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Do protocists have a nucleus?

A

Yes

49
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Do protocists have cell walls?

A

Some do

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