Lecture 1 Prokaryotic Flashcards
Flagella
movement
Many Fimbriae
harilike appendages for attachment
single pilus
For DNA transfer between 2 cells
Capsule
A slimy and sticky layer for attachment
Cell Wall
Protection/ shape
Cell Membrane
Control substance movement in and out of cell
Cytoplasm
Place where chem RXN takes palce
Ribosomes
protein synthesis
Circular DNA
placmid
Plasmid
small rings of DNA, contains (usually) antibiotic resistent gene
Endospore ( like see in plant)
To withstand harsh conditions
- can only be killed at 121 degrees celsius under high pressure
- can remain dormant but viable for centuries, able to revive when environment becomes favourable
Differance between gram + and gram - bacteria?
Gram + = THICKER wall of peptidoglycan
3 shapes of prokaryotic cells
- spherical
- rod
- spiral
Process for prokaryotic cell reproduction
BINARY FISSION ( doubling)
4 extreme conditions P cell cna adpat to
- Salty
- acidic (Picrophilus oshimae can grow at pH 0.03)
- hot/cold temp
- radiative ( Deinoccus Radiodurans= survive 3 milliuon rads of radiation)
Difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells?
- Prokaryote doesnt have
- a nucleus or
- membrane enclosed organells, and it is
- SMALLER that a eukaryotic cell.
Similarities between E and P cells?
both has
- CELL MEMBRANE
- CYTOPLASM
what is the organisation of multicellualr organisms?
cell-> tissue-> organ -> organ system -> organism