domains and kingdoms Flashcards
who introduced the 3 domain and 6 kingdom classification and in what year
Carl Woose (1977)
name 7 characteristics of bacteria
prokaryotic
unicellular, colonial, filamentous
size - 1 to 5 micro meters
‘normal’ habitats (both land and water)
peptidoglycan in their cell walls
Most of their cell walls are surrounded by a sticky layer of polysaccharides or proteins called capsule
Bacterial flagellum
obligate aerobes, obligate anaerobes, facultative anaerobes, etc.
performing nitrogen fixation- e.g. Rhizobium sp
asexual reproduction - binary fi ssion
sexual reproduction - conjugation
autrophic and well as heterotrophic
name 3 diffrences between cynobacteria and bacteria
- bacteria - bacterium chlorophyll
cynobacteria - cyan
2.bacteria - always colonial or filamentous
cynobacteria - sometimes solitary
- bacteria - sometimes heterotrophic
cynobacteria - always photosynthetic
what are the similarites and differences between domain bacteria and archea
similarities
1. both are prokaryotes
2.both contain circular chromosomes
differences
1. bacteria has peptidoglycan in the cell wall . archea lacks it .
2.bacterial membrane lipids are unbranched and archea are sometimes branched .
3.bacteria are sensitive to antibiotics while archa are not .
4.bacteria can be obligate anerobic , aerobic and facultative while archea is obliate anerobic .
5.initiator amino acid in bacteria is formyl - methionine and in archea it is methionine
what are the similarites and differences between domain bacteria and eukarya
similarities
1. membrane lipids are unbranched
2.no growth at very high temp.
differences
1. bacteria are prokaryotic and eukarya is eukaryotic
2.eukarya contains histon in DNA , bacteria does not .
3.in eukarya intrones in genes are very dominant , it is absent in bacteria .
what are the similarites and differences between domain archea and eukarya
similarites
1. unbranched membrane lipids
2.not effected by antibiotics
3.the initiating amino acid for protine synthesis is methionine .
differences
1.eukarya are mostly aerobic and archea is obligate anerobes.
2.archea is prokaryotic and unicellular and eukarya is multicellular and eukaryotic .