Chapter 24 Flashcards

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biologists group most bacteria according to their _______ _______

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gram stain

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biologists group most bacteria into___ groups

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Two

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2
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small amounts of peptidoglycan and take up a red dye that makes them look positive

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Gram negative bacteria

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have peptidoglycan and take up the purple dye in their cell walls

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Gram-positive bacteria

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4
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largest and most diverse group
they are aerobic and anaerobic
many live symbiotically with other organisms
ex: nitrogen fixing bacteria
Some can cause disease in plants and animals

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Proteobacteria

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5
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  • they live in human intestines
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enteric bacteria

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6
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this group is large and has many members

Ex. the streptococcal species that causes strep throat

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Gram positive bacteria

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7
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: they grow in soil and make antibiotics which kill neighboring bacteria

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actinomycetes

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8
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use photosynthesis to get energy from the sun
they are very numerous and offer a large amount of food to marine and freshwater ecosystem
responsible for the oxygen rich atmosphere we have now

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Cyanobacteria

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9
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gram negative spiral shaped bacteria
some are aerobic, some are anaerobic
they move in a corkscrew like motion

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Spirochetes

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10
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made of peptidoglycan in eubacteria, but not in archaebacteria
Protects the cell and gives it shape

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cell wall

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11
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Cell membrane and cytoplasm
the cell membrane is much like a eukaryotic
bacteria have no organelles in the cytoplasm
Bacterial DNA is a single closed year

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Cell membrane and cytoplasm

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12
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protect the bacteria from drying, harsh chemicals, invading bacterium and white blood cells
Some contain glycocalx

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capsules

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13
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Short hairlike structures on some bacteria

Help some bacteria adhere to other bacteria

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pilli

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14
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structure in some gram-positive bacteria that protects the cell against harsh environmental conditions
such as heat, drought, chemicals, and radiation
nutrition and growth

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Endospores

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Heterotrophic bacteria that feed on dead material

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saprophyte

16
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trap sunlight and use them for energy

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photoautotroph

17
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oxidize in organic compounds to produce energy

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Chemoautotroph

18
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can not survive in the prescience of oxygen

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obligate anaerobe

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cannot survive without oxygen

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obligate aerobes

20
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can live with or without oxygen

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Facultative anaerobes

21
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is the study of disease bacteria that causes disease are called pathogens

22
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: are toxic substances that bacteria secrete into their environment

23
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toxins that are secreted after a cell die

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endotoxins:

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when ________are realised, they cause fever, body aches, diarrhoea, haemorrhage, and weakness
Toxins
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There are_____ diseases caused by bacteria
many
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: Bacillus anthracis - affects lungs skin or intestines - transmitted by airborne spores
Anthrax
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: clostridium botulinum - affects the nerves - transmitted through improperly preserved foods
Botulism
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: Virio cholera species - affects the intestines - transmitted through fetes-contaminated water and food
Cholera
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: staphylococcus aureus - affects the skin soft tissue lungs and blood - direct contact of skin and wounds
Staph
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affect bacteria by interfering with cellular activities
antibiotics
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- blocks protein synthesis
tetracycline
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a big worry for modern medicine is
antibiotic resistance
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How can bacteria resist antibiotics
The evolution of bacteria because doctors are over prescribing antibiotics
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is used to make many processed foods through fermentation * They help break down waste in sewage * grown to make acetone,acetic acid,enzymes,antibiotics and insulin
Bacteria
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What are the differences between gram negative and gram positive
Negative- has some peptoglycan and pink dye | Positive- has a lot of peptoglycan and purple dye
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Why do they stain different colours?
Negative - complex | Positive-simple
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Are bacteria larger or smaller than other viruses?
Larger but smaller then eukaryotes
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What does it mean for bacteria to become antibiotic resistant?
It is immune and can't be killed