Ch. 4 -- Bacterial Arrangements Flashcards

1
Q

Cocci

A

round, spherical

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2
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Bacilli

A

rod- shaped

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3
Q

Diplo

A

in pair

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4
Q

strepto

A

chains

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5
Q

Tetrads

A

groups of four

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6
Q

Sarcina

A

cubical oackages

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7
Q

Staphyl

A

irregular clusters

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8
Q

Palisades

A

bacilli singles that line up

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9
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Pleomorphism

A

variation in cell shape and size within a single species: examples: mycoplasma and corynebacterium (club shaped)

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10
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Mycoplasma

A

lacks cell wall, causing it to easily change shapes

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11
Q

Spirillum

A

rigid helix, moves like a corkscrew, can be in tufts

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12
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Spirochete

A

flexible helix, periplasmic flagella (endoplasmic flagella or axial filaments), can swim by rotation or by creeping, like a slinky

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