Bloodbath Bacteria Flashcards

In 2022, bacterial infections were the second-leading cause of death globally, killing 7.7 million people :)

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What are the 3 types of microbes?

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Virus, Bacteria, and Fungus.

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What are the main features of viruses?

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Viruses are the smallest microorganisms with an outer protein coat and an internal strand of genes.

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What features do some bacteria have?

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Some bacteria have a flagellum, a circular chromosome made of DNA, a cell membrane, and a cell wall. Some also have a slime capsule.

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What are the main features of yeast cells?

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Yeast cells have a nucleus containing DNA, vacuoles, a cell wall, and a cell membrane.

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What is the debate among scientists regarding viruses?

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There is debate about whether or not viruses are alive.

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What are the 7 signs of life?

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MRS GREN.

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Can viruses replicate themselves?

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No, viruses are unable to replicate themselves and need to invade other cells to reproduce.

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Do all microorganisms cause disease?

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No, not all microorganisms cause disease; some are useful.

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What are antibiotics?

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Antibiotics are medicines that harm bacteria.

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How do antibiotics work?

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Some antibiotics stop bacteria from reproducing, while others kill bacteria directly.

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Do antibiotics harm viruses?

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No, antibiotics do not harm viruses and cannot treat diseases caused by viruses.

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What is the equation for respiration?

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Glucose + oxygen → carbon dioxide + water + energy.

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Does yeast respire?

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Yes, yeast cells respire using aerobic respiration.

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What effect does mixing yeast with dough have?

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The carbon dioxide gas released from respiration is trapped in the dough, causing it to rise.

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What does aerobic mean?

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Aerobic refers to processes that require oxygen.

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How to make beer

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We make beer using a fungus called yeast.
Yeast cells get their energy from sugar (glucose) using anaerobic respiration.
What do they produce?
A nice glass of waste?
Glucose —-> ethanol + carbon dioxide + energy
(alcohol)

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