microbiology basics Flashcards
medically important cellar organisms (4)
bacteria (prokaryotic)
parasites (eukaryotic)
fungi (eukaryotic)
protozoa (eukaryotic)
medically important acellular organisms
Viruses
prions
prokaryotes
4 structural components
size
- Genome- nuclei
- Robosomes (70S)- dark staining, site of protein synthesis
- Cell membrane or cytoplasmic membrane
- no organelles
.2-10 um usually unicellular
prokaryotes
describe function of
Flagellum
Mesome
Flagellum- propellors made of protein units
Mesome-v esicles formed by invagination of plasma membrane
structure of eukaryotes (6)
size (2)
- nucleus
- nucleous
- mitochondria
- ribosomes
- endoplasmic rectilunum
- Golgi
10-100Um usually multicellular
nucleus
enclosedbyanuclearmembranewith
double-stranded DNA
Nucleolus
production&maturationofribosomes
Mitochondria
functionis
to convert organic materials into E via the process of oxidative phosphorylation;
Ribosomes
protein synthesis
Endoplasmicreticulum
siteoftranslation,folding,andtransportof
proteins that are to become part of the cell membrane, or proteins that
are to be secreted
Golgiapparatus
entraldeliverysystemforthecell,primary function is to process & sort proteins targeted to the plasma membrane
Cytoskeleton
maintains cell shape and plays important role in both intra-cellular transport and cell division
Vacuoles
membrane-bounded compartments within some eukaryotic cells; serve a variety of secretory, excretory, and storage functions
Centrioles
important in cell division
Mitosis/Meiosis
Cell division in eucaryotes, occurs in sexual reproduction
Assexual reproduction