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under what domain is bacteria under?

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prokaryotes

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how is bacteria classified?

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-classified by their bacterial wall as -/+ give rise to a few phyla

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gram negative proteobacteria:
phylum? classification?
class?

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phylum: Proetobacteria
-gram-negative, chemoheterotrophs, many classes (sigma, beta, alpha)

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current prokaryotic classification

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-domain: archaea (4)
-phyla: NECK
-Crenarchaeota
-Euryarchaeota
-Nanoarcheota
-Korarchaeota

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current prokaryotic taxonomy:

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Actinobacteria: High G + C
Firmicutes: class: bacilli, clostridia/ low G + C, G+
Tenericutes: class: Mycoplasma, Low G + C, no wall

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how is bacteria classified?

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-deeply branching
-low G + C content
-high G + C content
-gram-negative Proteobacteria
-other gram-negative bacteria

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Deeply Branching and Phototrophic Bacteria:
what is deeply branching? two examples?

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deeply branching:
-similar to earliest bacteria: Autotrophic, Live in habitats similar to those thought to exist on early Earth (Hot, Acidic, Anaerobic, High UV)
-Phylum: Aquificae
-Class: Aquifex
-Phylum: Deinococcus-Thermus
-Class: Deinococci (very resistant to radiation)

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Deeply Branching and Phototrophic Bacteria:
what is phototrophic bacteria and examples?

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-autotrophic that contain photosynthetic lamellae
-Classified based on pigments and source of electrons for photosynthesis
-P. + C. : Cyanobacteria (blue-green bacteria)
-P. Chlorobi + C. Chlorobia (green sulfur bacteria)
-P. + C. Chloroflexi (green non-sulfur bacteria)
-P. Proteobacteria:
– C. gamma (purple sulfur bacteria) and alpha (purple nonsulfur bacteria) proteobacteria

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Deeply Branching and Phototrophic Bacteria:
what is blue-green bacteria?
gram?
increase in?
reproduces?
take what into what?
transformed?
few?

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aka: Cyanobacteria
- G-
-increase in morphology variation
-Binary Fission
-Chlorophyll → Oxygenic
-Transformed early earth atmosphere
-Few N-fixers: Heterocysts

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Deeply Branching and Phototrophic Bacteria:
what is green and purple bacteria?

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-Bacteriochlorophyll → Anoxygenic (makes other substances than oxygen)
Green vs. Purple
– Green Sulfur – releases sulfur
– Purple Sulfur– keep sulfur
-Proteobacteria (purple)

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examples of low and high G + C

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low G + C: (low DNA bases of G and C)
-Phylum: Firmicutes
-Phylum: Tenericutes: Mycoplasma (no cell walls aka pleomorphic, organelle tip)
high G + C:
-Phylum: Actinobacteria

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clostridium:

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-C. tetani –> Tetanus
– C. perfringens —> diarrhea
– C. botulinum —> weakness of muscles
– C. difficile —> diarrhea
– Veillonella spp –> oral infection
-Gram Positive
-Rod-shaped
-Obligate anaerobes
-Endospore-capable
-Impact: Medical, Industrial, Survival (Harsh conditions, Disinfection)

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what is mycoplasma?

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-No cell walls: like Pleomorphic which has an organelle tip
-Smallest free-living cells
-Facultative/Obligate anaerobes
-Impact: Medical for Pneumonia + UTIs
M. pneumoniae

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what is Listeria monocytogenes? (low G + C)

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under low G + C Bacilli
-Hypothermic-resistant: Milk + meat
– Infants + Immunocompromised
B. anthracis

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Prokaryotic phyla (14)

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Actinobacteria
Aquificae: Class: Aquificae
Bacteroidetes
Chlamydiae
Chlorobi
Chloroflexi
Cyanobacteria: Class: Cyanobacteria
Deinococcus-Thermus
Firmicutes: Bacilli/Clostridia
Fusobacteria
Planctomycetes
Proteobacteria: Class: alpha, beta, sigma, delta, epsilon
Spirochaetes
Tenericutes: Class: Mycoplasma

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low G + C Bacilli

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-Lactobacillus spp: Mucosal surfaces, Symbiosis + Microbial antagonism, Food industry
-Streptococcus
-Enterococcus: Pathogenic, MDR

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low G + C cocci

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-Streptococcus
-Enterococcus: Pathogenic, MDR
-Staphylococcus aureus: Skincolonizing, Opportunistic

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high G + C bacteria:

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-P. Actinobacterium: Corynebacterium, Mycobacterium, Actinomycetes (Actinomyces, Norcardia, Streptomyces)

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Corynebacterium: high G + C
-shape?
-respire?
replication?
characteristic?
rep?

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-Pleomorphic (variation of size, shape or nuclei)
-Facultative anaerobes/Aerobes
-Snapping division: Palisades
-Phosphate inclusions: Metachromatic granules
-Reps: C.diphtheriae

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Mycobacterium: high G + C
structure?
growth?
reps?

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-Rod-shaped (slight curvature)
-Aerobic
-Slow-growth: Cell wall has Mycolic acid, Desiccation resistant and stain-resistant (Acid-fast stain)
-Reps: M.tuberculosis, M.leprae (Unculturable)

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Actinomycetes:
ANS

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-Filamentous
-Spore-forming: Non-reproductive
-Classes:
Actinomyces (Non-spore forming, Facultative anaerobe, A. israelii)
-Nocardia (Water/Soil aerobes, Biodegraders)
– Streptomyces (Ecological impact: Cellulose, latex, PCBs, pesticides)
-Medical generators (CAM, ERY, TET)

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gram-negative proteobacteria:

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-Largest and most diverse group of bacteria
-Gram-Negative
-Chemoheterotrophs
-Classes: αβγδε
-nitrogen fixers, purple non-sulfur

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alphaproteobacteria:

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-low nutrient survivors
-Many have prosthecae: Attachment, Increase surface area for nutrient absorption
-Industrial Application

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alphaproteobacteria: nitrogen fixers (4)

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– Growth associated with plant roots
– N2→NH3 (fixed)
-Azospirillum
-Rhizobium

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alphaproteobacteria: nitrogen fixers

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– Growth associated with plant roots
– N2→NH3 (fixed)
-Azospirillum: Tropical grass roots, Increase root hair
-Rhizobium: Leguminous roots (Induce root nodules), Growth stimulant

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Alphaproteobacteria: Nitrifying (CNN)

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Chemoautotrophs
– Nitrification from Agriculture
-Nitrobacter

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Alphaproteobacteria: purple nonsulfur phototrophs (PUR)

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-Phototrophs: Anoxygenic
-Upper layer of mud: Ponds, Lakes
* Rhodospirillum rubrum

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Alphaproteobacteria: Pathogenic

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Rickettsia spp.
Bartonella spp.
Brucella spp.

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Alphaproteobacteria: Other

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-Acetobacter
-Gluconobacter
-Caulobacter
-Agrobacterium

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Betaproteobacteria

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apart of phylum Proteobacteria
-Pathogenic
-Genera: Neisseria (Diplococcus, Mucosa-colonizing), Bordetella (Pertussis/Whooping Cough), Burkholderia (Organic recycler, Pneumonia @ CF)

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Gammaproteobacteria

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-Largest groups of proteobacteria
-Purple Sulfur bacteria
-Intracellular Pathogens: G.Legionella (Legionnaire’s disease), G.Coxiella (Query fever)
-Methane Oxidizers: Methane as a carbon and energy source, Live above anaerobic methanogens like G.Methylococcus
-Glycolytic Facultative Anaerobes: 3 Families: Enterobactericeae, Vibrionaceae, Pasteurellaceae
-Pseudomonads (Gram-negative rods, motile with polar flagella)

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Deltaproteobacteria

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-smallest group
-Desulfovibrio
-Bdellovibrio
-Myxobacteria

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Epsilonproteobacteria
morphology?
2 species and their causes

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-Rods, vibrios, or spirals
-Campylobacter: Blood poisoning
-Helicobacter: Ulcers

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other G-Bacteria

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9 Phyla
* 3 of ecological or medical concern
– Chlamydias – Spirochetes – Bacteroids

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chlamydias: gram-negative proteobacteria
shape?
no?
intracellular requirements?
medical impact?

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-Cocci: smaller than viruses
-No peptidoglycan
-Intracellular requirements: Rickettsias
-Medical impact: Neonatal blindness, Pneumonia, Lymphogranuloma venereum

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spirochetes: gram-negative proteobacteria:
diverse?
2 species and diseases

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-Diverse habitats and metabolism
-G. Treponema (Syphilis)
-G. Borrelia (Lyme disease)

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bacteroids: gram-negative proteobacteria

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-Obligate anaerobic
-Rod-shaped
-Catabolize complex carbs: Digestive tracts of mammals

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