Biology exam 1 Flashcards

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Who created the first microscope?

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Anton van Leeuwenhoek

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What did Robert Koch study?

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Anthrax

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3
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Characteristics of Prokaryotes

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Unicellular, cell size, nucleoid

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difference between Bacteria and Archaea plasma membrane

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Bacteria: ester linkages
Archaea: ether linkages

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difference between Bacteria and Archaea DNA replication

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both have single replication origin
archaea: more similar to that of eukaryotes

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difference between Bacteria and Archaea gene expression

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archaea transcription and translation are similar to those of eukaryotes

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difference between Bacteria and Archaea cell wall

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bacteria: peptidoglycan
archaea: npseudomurein

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3 basic shapes of prokaryotes

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Bacillus-rod shaped
Coccus-spherical
Spirillum-Helical shaped

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9
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gram stain

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Gram positive bacteria have a thicker peptidoglycan
Gram negative bacteria have a thinner peptidoglycan

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capsule

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gelatinous layer found in some bacteria, aids in attachment

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flagella

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involved in locomotion, composed of the protein flagellin

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pili

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shorter, hairlike structures found in gram-negative bacteria

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endospores

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dormant, protective structures that some bacteria produce to survive harsh conditions (causing tetanus, botulism, and anthrax)

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14
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prokaryotic nucleoid region

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contains the single, circular chromosomes

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15
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prokaryotes ribosomes

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smaller than those of eukaryotes

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16
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transduction

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by viruses

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17
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conjugation

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cell to cell contact

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18
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transformation

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from the environment

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19
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plasmids

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may encode functions not necessary to the organism but may proved a selective advantage

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20
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generalized transduction

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occurs vis the lytic cycle; virtually any gene can be transferred

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21
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specialized transduction

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occurs via accidents in the lysogenic cycle; imprecise excision of prophage DNA

22
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artificial transformation

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accomplished in the lab
used to transform E. coli for molecular cloning

23
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natural transformation

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bacteria take up and incorporate free DNA from their environment

24
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mutations

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can arise spontaneously in bacteria as with any organism (spread rapidly in a population)

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autotrophs
carbon from inorganic carbon dioxide
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photoautotrophs
energy from the sun
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chemolithoautotrophs
energy from oxidizing inorganic substances; nitrification
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heterotrophs
from organic molecules
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photoheterotrophs
light as energy source but obtain organic carbon made by other organisms
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chemoheterotroph
both carbon atoms and energy from organic molecules
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Type III secretion system
found in many gram negative bacteria molecular syringe to inject virulence proteins into host cell cytoplasm
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decomposers
release a dead organism atom to the environment
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symbiosis
ecological relationship between different species that live in direct contact with each other
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mutualism
both parties benefit
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commensalism
one organism benefits and the other is unaffected
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parasitism
one organism benefits and the other is harmed
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endosymbiotic theory
living together within one another
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similarities between organelles and prokaryotes
double membrane, reproduction by fission, size, circular DNA and ribosomes, genetic comparison of DNA
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Excavata
diplomonads parabasalids euglenozoa
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SAR
stramenopila alveolata rhizaria
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stramenopila
brown algae diatoms oomycytes
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alveolata
dinoflagellates apicomplexans ciliates
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rhizaria
radiolaria foraminifera cercozoa
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archaeplastida
rhodophyta chlorophytes charophytes land plants
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amoebozoa
amoebozoans
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opisthokonta
fungi choanoflagella animals
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protists cell surface
plasma membrane (amoebas) extracellular matrix in some
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schizogony
cell division preceded by several nuclear divisions; produces several individuals
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Diplomads
EXCAVATA Unicellular, move w multiple flagella, 2 haploid nuclei Giardia - paraste
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Parabasalids
EXCAVATA undulating membrane for locomotion, semifunctional mitochondria trichomonas vaginalis - STD
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