Bacteria And Virus Flashcards

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Domains of bacteria

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Archaea

Bacteria (eu)

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Characteristics of bacteria

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Major food source
Smallest and simplest
Most abundant

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Archaea

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Closely related to eukaryotes
No peptidoglycan
Differs in cell walls membrane lipids genetics and metabolism
Found everywhere (extreme)

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Bacteria (eu)

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Gram negative (pink, small amounts) and gram positive (purple, large)

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Cell wall

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Protects

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Cell membrane

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In and out

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Cytoplasm

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Contains DNA ribosomes organic compounds

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Chromosomes

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Genetic info

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Pills

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Attach to surface and other cells

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Flagellum

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Propels cell

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Outer membrane

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Gram negative

Against antibiotics

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Capsule

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Protects cell and helps attach to others

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Plasmids

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Carries genes

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Endospore

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Contains DNA thick coated

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Energy in bacteria

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Photoheterotroph
Photoautotroph
Chemoheterotroph
Chemoautotroph

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Bacteria reproduction

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Binary fission

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Transformation

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DNA from environment

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Conjugation

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Bacteria binds together

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Transduction

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Virus and bacteria

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Why are viruses not living

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No cytoplasm
No cellular functions
can’t produce on its own

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All viruses have

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Protein coat, some have envelope

Nucleic acid DNA OR RNA

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Reproduction of virus types

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Lytic (virulent)

Lysogenic (temperate)

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Lytic

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Attaches to cell
Injects DNA rna 
Takes over cell
Produces many
Bursts open
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Lysogenic

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Exit Lytic cycle
Attach to host 
Inject DNA
Makes copies
renter Lytic cycle when activated