ch 7 study guide Flashcards
single celled bacteria with NO nucleus
prokaryotic cell
how many layers surround the cytosol
3
name layers starting with innermost layer
cell membrane cell wall capsule
small loop inside cytoplasm
plasmids
how do plasmids help the bacterium
has extra dna that gives it “superpowers”
how does flagellum help a bacterium
helps it move
spirillum
squiggly
cocci
dots
bacillus
long stick like thingies
what does “strepto” mean
in a row
what does “staphyllo” mean
in a group
how often do bacteria divide under ideal conditions
every 20 minutes
bacteria divide through…
binary fission
what is a pathogen
something that causes disease
how does refrigeration limit the amount of bacteria
slows chemical reactions/makes it divide slower
what does boing do to bacteria?
kills it
ability that bacteria have to survive harsh conditions
form an endospore (protective case)
3 different ways bacteria are helpful
making vitamins digestion foods decomposition nitrogen fixation
nitrogen fixation
bacteria pull nitrogen from the air and use it to make molecules that contain nitrogen which all living things need
where in a plant can you find nitrogen fixing bacteria
in the roots
2 examples of foods produced by bacteria
cheese yogurt chocolate
bacterial conjugation; why does this make some bacteria harder to fight
they use their pilli to form a bridge and pass their plasmids to each other
hoe do antibiotics cause bacteria to die
weakens cell wall
2 parts that make up every virus
protein capsid/ dna-rna
how does a virus reproduce
attaches to a host cell- injects itself into it- gets call to copy its own dna- explodes cell
lysogenic vs lypic cycle
viruses dna joins with cells dna
hides out and lets the cell do mitosis for weeks/months/years before making symptoms
incubation period
length of time between infection and first symptoms
longer incubation period
lysogenic
antibodies; where they come from
-y shaped proteins that disable viruses
-made by blood cells
whats inside a vaccine
disable pathogen or instructions to make part of a pathogen