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Ch 18: Eukaryotic Diversity (Bio 286 - Microbiology) Flashcards

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eukaryotic cell

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larger in size; contains a NUCLEUS; division of labor; ORGANELLES

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nucleus

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DOUBLE LIPID BILAYER; most of genetic material of cell; DNA exists as CHROMATIN; nucleolus (rRNA synthesis); nuclear pores allow traffic into and out of nucleus

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eukaryotic nucleus

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double lipid bilayer

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eukaryotic DNA

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exists as chromatin

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eukaryotic genetic material

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MULTIPLE LINEAR CHROMOSOME ARE PRESENT; haploid or diploid; DNA is condensed on proteins (histones); replicate using mitosis/meiosis

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histones

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proteins on which DNA is condensed

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endoplasmic reticulum

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phospholipids; smooth and rough

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smooth ER (endoplasmic reticulum)

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lipid metabolism; detox reactions; lacks ribosomes

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rough ER (endoplasmic reticulum)

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ribosomes docked/bound; protein synthesis

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evidence of ribosome characteristics and DNA content in nucleus

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supports that eukaryotes are derived from bacteria

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all cells have

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ribosomes

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eukaryotic ribosome

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two subunits (40S + 60S) for a total size of 80S; translate mRNA into proteins; similar structure to prokaryotes but different topology; antibiotic resistant

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mitochondria

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“powerhouse”; site of aerobic respiration; bacterial endosymbiont; double lipid bilayer and has its own genetic material (single circular, encodes for 70S ribosomes); reproduce autonomously

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mitochondria are derived from

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alpha proteobacteria

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mitochondria are the site of

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aerobic respiration

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mitochondria has its own

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genetic material (and ribosomes)

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chloroplasts

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found in plants and algae; SITE OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS; bacterial endosymbiont (derived from cyanobacteria); double lipid bilayer and its own genetic material (single circular, encodes for 70S ribosomes); reproduce autonomously; have thylakoids (like cyanobacteria)

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chloroplasts are the site of

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photosynthesis

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chloroplasts are derived from

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cyanobacteria

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chloroplasts has its own

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genetic material

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golgi body

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composed of a lipid bilayer; PROTEIN TRAFFICKING CENTERS; import/processing/export; vesicles bud off

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eukaryotic cytoskeleton

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more elaborate than bacteria; intracellular protein matrix; contains ACTIN (polymerized into chains, highway for proteins to deliver), MICROTUBULES (made of tubulin, highway for proteins), and INTERMEDIATE FILAMENTS; regulate cell shape, involved in motility, and other cell functions

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vacuoles

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LIPID-ENCLOSED SPACE; storage sites for water/food/enzymes/waste; vary greatly in size

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eukaryotic flagellum

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used for LOCOMOTION; waves like an oar (does not spin); multi-protein complex; microtubule core; dynein arms use ATP to slide tubules which results in flexion

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cytoskeleton protein in eukaryotic flagellum

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microtubule core

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eukaryotic capsule

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present in some pathogens; POLYMERIC SUGARS; important in avoiding immune clearance; similar to prokaryotes

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red algae/green algae

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involved in (secondary) endosymbiosis

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Ophisthokonts

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includes ANIMALS and FUNGI (not protozoa, share common deletions in key genes); SINGLE (EUKARYOTIC) FLAGELLUM (choanoflagellates resemble sponge (animals))

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viridiplantae

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algae and plants; engulfed phototrophs became chloroplasts; “CRYPTOPHYTE ALGAE” are protists; engulfed algae still maintain DNA in vestigial nucleus (NUCLEOMORPH)

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(viridiplantae) cryptophyte algae

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protists with secondary endosymbiotic event; where the engulfed algae still maintain DNA in vestigial nucleus

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nucleomorph

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maintained DNA of an engulfed algae in vestigial nucleus

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classes of protists

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AMOEBAS (amoebozoa and ceroczoa), ALVEOLATES, HETEROKONTS, EUGLENOZOA, EXCARATES

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amoebozoa and cercozoa

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amoebas possessing filamentous pseudopods

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entamoebas

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most likely to cause illness in humans

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new groups of tiny eukaryotic cells

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nanoeukaryotes and picoeukaryotes

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Fungi

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cell walls contain CHITIN (not cellulose or peptidoglycan)- strong acetylated polysaccharide; cells cannot extend pseudopods and must absorb food as individual molecules, but cannot ingest particulate food; secrete growth material at hyphal tips: extend hyphae at tip or branching forms mycelia

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fungi cell walls

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made of CHITIN (second largest amount of biopolymer, with cellulose being the first)

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mycelia

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networks of branched hyphae of fungi adapted for absorption and secretion of growth material

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yeasts

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unicellular fungi; reproduce via budding (sexual spores); leave bud scar bud site; mother cell ages/senesces/dies; REPRODUCE ASEXUALLY (mitosis) AND SEXUALLY (meiosis) [fusion of haploid cells]

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chytrids

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motile germ cells not associated with human disease; flagellated zoospores (haploid or diploid) and similar to animals/choanoflagellates – FLAGELLATED REPRODUCTIVE FORM; associated with animals (symbionts in rumen, amphibian pathogens); live in aquatic

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zygomycetes

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nonmotile sporangiospores spread via air or water currents; haploid mycelium (1n - SPORANGIOSPORES, 2n - ZYGOSPORES); BREAD MOLED - RHIZOPUS; arbuscular mycorrhizae; essential for plant roots and increase root absorbtion

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sporangiospores of zygomycetes

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haploid spores produced by the sporangium

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zygospores of zygomycetes

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diploid spores produced during sexual reproduction

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Rhizopus

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black bread mold; part of zygomycetes

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ascomycetes

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“sac fungi”; unfused nuclei pair before fusion -> mycelia form before nuclear fusion -> fruiting body forms -> meiosis generates gametes -> fusion of cytoplasm but not nuclei -> ASCOSPORES; includes NEUROSPORA, PENICILIUM, MORELS

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ascospores of ascomycetes

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haploid spore produced within the ascus

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neurospora

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Red bread mold; part of ascomycetes

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penicilium

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ascomycetes fungi with filamentous “fingers”

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morels

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A widely distributed edible ascomycetes fungus that has a brown oval or pointed fruiting body with an irregular honeycombed surface bearing the spores

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basidiomycetes

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“club fungi”; majority living in soil occur as haploid mycelia; Stay dikaryotic the longest in reproductive cycles – mushroom: gametes fuse but not nuclei -> forms fruiting body (visible “mushroom” top) -> nuclei fuse in basidium -> meiosis to form basidiospores, mycelium; includes MUSHROOMS and CRYPTOCOCCUS (of which capsule stain was performed); mycorrhizae and plant root absorption

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basidiospores of basidiomycetes

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the haploid spores released by basidia during reproduction

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mushrooms

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basidiomycetes fungi bearing the common “mushroom” appearance

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cryptococcus

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basidiomycetes that form capsules

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algal cell wall

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made of glycoprotein or cellulose

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contractile vacuole (of algae)

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removes excess water

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pyrenoid (of algae)

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concentrates CO2 for fixation

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chlorophyta

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GREEN ALGAE (chlorophyll a); haploid/diploid reproduction; multiple life forms (as individual cells - Chlamydomonas, as filaments - spirogyra, as colonies - volvox, as sheets - ulva)

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rhodophyta

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RED ALGAE; phycoerythrin allows growth in deeper waters; sulfated sugar polymers (AGAR); grows as unicellular, filaments, or sheets

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agar

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a gel-like polysaccharide (sulfated sugar polymers) compound used for culturing microbes; extracted from certain red algae (Rhodophyta)

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phycoerythrin

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accessory pigment dominant in rhodophyte group of algae, which mostly lack flagella, have multicellular lifestyles, and occur in marine waters

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coraline algae

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rhodophyta which deposit calcium carbonate in coral reef systems

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coraline algae

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rhodophyta which deposit calcium carbonate in coral reef systems

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secondary endosymbionts

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ALGAE ENGULFED BY A PROTIST; algae still contains chloroplast – the plasma membrane of algae surrounds chloroplast and cell retains protist heterotrophy

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diatoms - bacillariophyta

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secondary endosymbionts; cell secretes SiO2 (quartz) shell

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brown algae - phaeophycrae

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secondary endosymbionts; kelp; energy storage lipid

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giardia

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diplomonads which have nuclei that occur as two smaller sizes per cell

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amoebozoa

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amorphous shape; lobe-shaped PSEUDOPODS (“false feet”); actin pushes cytoplasmic streams ahead; engulf food with pseudopods

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slime molds

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amoeba that have fungus-like qualities; feed and mate as individual cells; form fruiting body; aggregation signal is cAMP; spores released from fruiting body; “DOG VOMIT”

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cercozoa

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SHELLED AMOEBAS; live in marine habitats

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radiolarians

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cercozoa amoebas with filament shaped pseudopods; pseudopods stabilized with microtubules

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foraminiferans

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cercozoa amoebas with shells made of calcium carbonate; make chalk deposits

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alveolates

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ciliates and flagellates; complex material at plasma membrane: ALVEOLA (flattened vacuoles at outer cortex), extrusomes which secrete enzymes and toxins, and MICROTUBULES which stabilize strucutre; have a well structured cell shape and multiple cilia or flagella

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alveola

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flattened vacuoles at outer cortex of plasma membrane of alveolates

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ciliates

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alveolates that have many cilia for motility/feeding; have multiple copies of nuclear DNA (copies in macronucleus make RNA and original genome in micronucleus, where it is used for meiosis and conjugation); include paramecium and stentor (which looks like a trumpet and is treated for in wastewater)

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dinoflagellates

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two long flagella (with one wrapped around cell groove); secondary endosymbiont that possess a red algal chloroplast; extrusome secretes toxins: NEUROTOXINS - RED TIDE (kills fish and makes swimmers sick); some are endosymbionts that are essential for coral survival

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neurotoxins causing red tide

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toxins secreted by the extrusomes of Dinoflagellates

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apicomplexans

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apical complex invades host cells; no cilia - nonmotile; APICOPLAST is derived from chloroplasts and is responsible for metabolizing fatty acids; obligate parasites, including Plasmodium - causing malaria; complex lifestyles

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red algae

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makes agar

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apicoplast

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Derived from the chloroplast/cyanobacteria as an endosymbiont in apicomplexans; used for metabolization of fatty acids

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trypanosomes

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hemoflagellate (lived in blood); related to photosynthetic euglenozoa; also similar to parasitic Leishmania; T. brucei causes African sleeping disease and T. cruzi causes Chaga’s disease (the kissing bug)

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excarates

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LACK MITOCHONDRIA (so no aerobic respiration is performed); obligate parasites; Giardia (water borne pathogen from rivers)

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endolithic phototrophic communities

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most commonly found in dry environments

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