LESSON 6,7 BACTERIAL CLASSIFICATION AND STRUCTURE Flashcards
-bacteria which gain energy from light.
PHOTOTROPHS
-bacteria uses
1.REDUCED INORGANIC COMPOUND as electron source.
ex. H2S
PHOTOLITHOTROPS
-bacteria uses
1.ORGANIC COMPOUND as electron source
ex. SUCCINATE
PHOTOORGANOTROPHS
-bacteria that gain energy from
1.CHEMICAL COMPOUND
2.cannot CARRY OUT PHOTOSYNTHESIS
as electron source
CHEMOTROPHS
-bacteria gain energy from : OXIDATION OF CHEMICAL COMPOUND & REDUCES INORGANIC COMPOUND
as electron source
ex. NH3
CHEMOLITHOTROPS
-bacteria gain energy from CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS &
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
ex. GLUCOSE & AMINO ACIDS
CHEMOORGANOTROPS
-bacteria that are NON-PATHOGENIC & FREE LIVING BACTERIA
-uses SOLAR ENERGY or CARBON DIOXIDE
AUTOTROPHS
-bacyteria that UTILIZES LIGHT to assimilate carbon dioxide
PHOTOAUTOTROPS
-bacteria that utilizes CHEMICAL ENERGY for assimilation of carbon dioxide.
CHEMOAUTOTROPS
-bacteria that uses ORGANIC COMPOUND AS CARBON SOURCE, but lack the ability to fix carbon dioxide.
HETEROTROPHS
-b. can grow at 0’c to 20’c
-optimum growth is 15’c below
-common contaminants in refrigerator
-contains POLYUNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS
psychroPHILES
-a FACULTATIVE PSYCHROPHILES
-grow even 0’c to 30’c
-Optimum growth is 20-30’c
psychroTROPHS
-b. can grow between 25-40’c
-Optimum growth is 37’C
MESOPHILES
-this b. are capable og growing on MESOPHILIC RANGE
FACULTATIVE THERMOPHILES
-b. grow above 45’c
-contains SATURATED FATTY ACIDS in thier cell membrane -can survive PASTEURIZATION TEMPERATURE
THERMOPHILES
-true thermophies or stenothermpophile
OBLIGATE THERMOPHILES
-b. that have OPTIMUM TEMPERATURE of growth abpove 80’c
HYPERTHERMOPHILES
-b. grows best at acidic pH
ACIDOPHILES
-b. grows best at ALKALINE pH
ALKALIPHILES
-b. that grows best at neutral pH (6.5 TO 7.5)
NEUTROPHILES
-b. that require HIGH CONCENTRATION of (NaCl) for growth.
HALOPHILES
-b. that DOES NOT require NaCl, but can TOLERATE small concentration of NaCl in growth media.
HALOTOLERANT
-b. that REQUIRES & CANNOT GROW in the absence of oxygen.
OBLIGATE AEROBES
-b. that DO NOT REQUIRE oxygen, but can USE IF AVAILABLE.
FACULTATIVE ANAEROBES
-b. that DO NOT REQUIRE, but can TOLERATE the presence of oxygen for gowth.
AEROTOLERANT ANAEROBES
-b. that DO NOT REQUIRE, but can TOLERATE LOW CONCENTRATION of oxygen
MICROAEROPHILES
-b. that can grow only in ABSENCE OF OXYGEN
OBLIGATE ANAEROBES
-b. that require CARBON DIOXIDE for growth
CAPNOPHILES
-cell wall of these bacteria is composed of peptidoglycan
layer only. The cell wall retains the crystal fire lit or gram stain which appear violate
GRAM POSITIVE BACTERIA
-cell wall contains lipopolysaccharide in outer membrane and inner membrane contains peptidoglycan.
GRAM NEGATIVE BACTERIA
-b. with single flagellum in one
MONOTRICHOUS
-b. having bundle of flagella in one end of cell
LOPHOTRICHOUS
-b. having single or cluster of flagella at both end of cell
AMPHITRICHOUS
-b. having flagella evenly distributed around the cell surface.
PERITRICHOUS
-b.without flagella
ATRICHOUS
-produce spore during unfavorable condition.
SPORE FORMING BACTERIA
-spore produced within the bacterial cell.
ENDOSPORE FORMING BACTERIA
-spore produce outside the cell.
EXOSPORE FORMING BACTERIA
-do not produce spore.
NON- SPORE FORMING BACTERIA
classification of bacteria:
- ACCORDING TO MODE OF NUTRITION
- ACCORDING TO OPTIMUM TEMPERATIRE REQUIREMENT
- ACCORDING TO OPTIMAL pH
- ACCORDING TO SALT REQUIREMENT
- ACCORDING TO GASEOUS REQUIREMENT
- ACCORDING TO CELL WALL
- ACCORDING TO FLAGELLA
- ACCORDING TO SPORE
Plant cell wall is:
CELLULOSE
Fungal cell walls is:
CHITIN
Archaea have cell walls of:
PSEUDOMUREIN
-resembles: BERRIES
-ROUND/OVAL/ELONGATED/SPHERICAL/ELLIPTICAL SHAPE
-COCCUS in singular
COCCI
-single, discrete round cell.
MONO
-cell divides but REMAIN ATTACHED
DIPLO
-cell divides repeatedly in one plane to form CHAINS OF CELLS
STREPTO
-consist of 4 round cells/ remain in group 4
TETRA
-cell divide in 3 planes, gives structure of GRAPEs & irregular configuration.
STAPHY
-cell divide in 3 planes but form a CUBE. consist of 8 TO 16 cells & irregular shape.
SARCINA
-these are ROD SHAPED or CYLINDRICAL bacteria which either remain singly or in pairs.
BACILLI
-in bacilli it appear in pairs after cell division
DIPLOBACILLI
-in bacilli it occurs in CHAIN after cell division.
STREPTOBACILLI
- in bacilli it’s shape OVAL similar to cocci
COCCOBACILLI
-Curved, comma shaped bacteria and represented by a single genus
VIBRO
-spiral or spring like with multiple curvature and terminal flagella with fairly rigid bodies
SPIRILLA
-helical and flexible which move by means of axial filaments resembling flagella but contained within an external sheath.
SPIROCHETES
size of most bacteria ranges from :
0.2 micrometer to
2.0 diameter
glycocalyx (SUGAR COAT) composed of what:
POLYSACCHARIDE & POLYPEPTIDE
2 forms of GLYCOCALYX:
- CAPSULE FORM-
- SLIME FORM
-the substance is ORGANIZED
- firmly ATTACHED to the cell wall,
-clinically contributes to the VIRULENCE of
bacteria due to its capacity to evade phagocytosis by host cells.
CAPSULE FORM
-the substance in unorganized and is loosely attached to cell wall.
SLIME FORM
-singular term of flagella
FLAGELLUM
-means whip, are long filamentous appendages
that propel bacteria,
FLAGELLA
3 BASIC PARTS PF FLAGELLA:
- FILAMENT
- HOOK
- BASAL BODY
-long outermost part that contains flagellin arranged in helix
FILAMENT
-it’s where filament is attached.
HOOK
-it anchors the flagellum to the cell wall & plasma membrane , Flagella can move by rotating this part of falgella,
BASAL BODY
CLOCKWISE OR COUNTERCLOCKWISE
MOTILITY
MOTILITY PRESENTED IN DIFF. PATTERNS:
- RUN OR SWIM- one direction
- TUMBLES- periodic abrupt
- SWARM- rapid wavelike movements
-also called endoflagella present in SPIROCHETES.
AXIAL FILAMENTS
-Is a type of a protein called pilin. It is a numerous hair like appendages that surrounds the bacterium and helps to ATTACHED TO HOST SURFACE
FIMBRAE
-Is another type of the protein pilin but is only presented in one or two per bacterium, helps bacterial cell to prepare DNA TRANSFER from one cell to another
PILI
-bacterial cell wall is a SEMI-RIGID structure protects the interior of the cell from the outside environment,
CELL WALL
bacterial cell wall is primarily composed of network of peptidoglycan also called ?
MUREIN
- Peptidoglycan contains _________which provide the antigenic capacity of the bacteria making it possible to identify it upon laboratory.
TEICHOIC ACIDS
-outer portion of Gram negative bacteria composed of 3?
1.LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE
2.LIPOPROTEINS
3. PHOSPHOLIPIDS
-LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE also called?
ENDOTOXIN
-there are bacteria that are composed of higher % of MYCOLIC ACID, which can only be stain by CARBOL FUCHSIN that resist the removal w/ acid aclcohol called?
ACID FAST BACTERIA
-having no cell wall or w/ very little wall material.
ex. MYCOPLASMA sp.
ATYPICAL CELL WALL
-it can cause damage, interfere w/ synthesis of cell walls by CELL LYSIS
LYSOZYME
-this structure has underlying cell wall composed of phospholipids arrangend in 2 rows of LIPID BILAYER.
PLASMA MEMBRANE
- the outer surface of lipid bolayer or the polar heads is a ?
HYDROPHILIC, water loving
-the inner of lipid bilayer or the non-polar tails ia a?
HYDROPHOBIC, water fearing
-the movememt of materials across the membrane can either be?
PASSIVE PROCESSES-
ACTIVE PROCESSES
-a special type of active that alters the substance being transported across a membrane.
GROUP TRANSLOCATION
-The substance inside the plasma membrane composed mainly of water and other substances like proteins, carbohydrates or lipids.
CYTOPLASM
-also called nucleod, located in the cytoplasm of a bacterial ce, that contains double stranded dna composed of BACTERIAL CHROMOSOMES & PLASMID.
NUCLEUS
-bacterial chromosomes contains what?
GENETIC INFORMATION
-plasmid contains?
- ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE
- TOXIN PRODUCTION
- ENZYME SYNTHESIS
- is the site of protein syntheis w/ 2 subunits.
RIBOSOMES
-subunit of ribosomes that is small & contains molecule of ribosomal bacteria.
30’s
-this subunit of ribosomes that is large & contains 2 molecules of ribosomal bacteria.
50’s
-ribosome in bacteria are called ?
70’s ribosomes
-specialized resting cell formed internal the cell membrane.
ENDOSPORE
-recite the 7 inclusion.
MEtachromatic granules
POlysaccharide granule
LIpid inclusion
SUlfur granules
CArboxysomes
GAs vacuoles
Mgnetosomes