Kingdom bacteria Flashcards

1
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What is the metabolism of bacteria

A

Both heterotrophs and autotrophs

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2
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Explain how heterotroph bacteria gets food and give an example

A

consume organic compounds or inorganic chemicals (ex: plants)

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3
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Name two bacterias that perform photosynthesis and how other autotroph bacterias get food

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Green bacteria and cyanobacteria, other autotroph bacterias make energy from simple inorganic compounds

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4
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What is obligate aerobe

A

Bacteria that needs oxygen

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5
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What is obligate anaerobe

A

Bacteria that cant survive in oxygen

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6
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What is facultative aerobe

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Bacteria that lives with or without oxygen

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7
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What is gram positive on bacteria

A

Thick protein layer that stains purple

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8
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What is gram negative on bacteria

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Thin protein layer that stains pink

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9
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What are the bacterial shapes

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-Coccus (Round)
-Bacillus (Rod)
-Spirillum (Spiral)

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10
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What is the name for asexual reproduction in bacteria

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Binary fission

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11
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How does binary fission work in bacteria

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Split a parent cell into 2 daughter cells that get an exact copy of dna from parent

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12
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What is the name for sexual reproduction in bacteria

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Conjugation

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13
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How does conjugation work in bacteria

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Bacteria gets stuck to pili and exchange genetic information

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14
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What is transformation in bacteria

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Happens when a cell picks up loose DNA from its surroundings and uses it

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15
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What is an endospore

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A dormant phase during bad conditions that bacteria go in

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16
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Why is an endospore important for bacteria

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Very resistant structures form around the chromosomes to resist extreme environmental conditions

17
Q

What are the roles of bacteria

A

Decomposition, Pathogens, symbiosis roles, commercial uses

18
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How do bacteria act like decomposers

A

Recycles important elements in the carbon and nitrogen cycles

19
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How do bacteria act like pathogens

A

they cause disease in humans, crops and livestock. They can make toxins and cause illness

20
Q

How do bacteria have symbiosis roles

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(With humans) Bacteria in large intestine make vitamin k and B12

21
Q

How do bacteria have commercial use

A

Used in commercials for environmental clean up, sewage treatment, cheese, yogurt production

22
Q

Do antibiotics work to stop bacteria

A

Yes

23
Q

How do antibiotics stop bacteria

A

Stops bacteria from growing by preventing growth and reproduction, stops them from building a cell wall or making DNA/RNA

24
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What is expenential growth

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The growth rate of bacteria, they devide every 20 minutes

25
Q

What is antibiotic resistance

A

When antibiotics become less effective at defeating bacteria

26
Q

How does antibiotic resistance happen

A

Bacteria reproduce so quickly so genetic mutations happen, these mutations make antibiotics less effective

27
Q

What do we have to do to make antibiotics more effective when we have antibiotic resistance

A

Change target place and change molecular structure of antibiotic

28
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How do plasmids affect antibiotic resistance

A

Some plasmids have genes for antibiotic resistance