Monera Flashcards

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zymes.

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a this

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weight

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ene Compound

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Now the

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ANALYSIS OF CHEMICALCOPOSITIOM

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living tissue (a vegetable or piece of liver etc) and grind it with trichlorogcetic gcid

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OAusing a mortar - and a pestle to obtain a thick slurry.

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k slurry is then strained using cheesecloth or cotton to obtain two fraction-one is filtrate

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alled acid solublepOol and seCond is retentate or called acid insoluble pool/fraction.

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ere are thousands

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s of organic Compound in the acid

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asic Composition.

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Quck Note

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E CHEMICAL COMPOSITION

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me aciainsoluble pool form the macromolecules of cytoplasm and organelles

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o dentiy a particular

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Analytical technique

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The liing tissue

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dy weight.

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elements and compound

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The techrnique used

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organic compound

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we extract or

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various separation technique (purification) to get the particular organic compound.

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Drobable structure (not exact always) of the compound.

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diferent and destructive technique.

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BIOMOLECULES

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when applied to the compound give

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to analyse inorganic elements

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fechnique

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we weigh a smallI

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is died up completely (all

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tissue is completely burnt to

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gaseous

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form (CO2

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Component

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Sodium

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Potassium

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Calcium

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Magnesium

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Water

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Compounds

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The remaining left over is called ash. This ash contains the inorganic elements (calcium

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magnesium

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etc) and inorganic compounds (sulphates

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amount of living tissue (Leaf or liver) and is called wet

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soluble pool and it roughly represents

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isoLate the compound and make it underao

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water evaporates) such that remaining nmaterial gives

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us an idea of the molecular formula and

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oxidise and remove all the carbon compounds into

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or compound is (Ash analysis) It is slightly

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Formula

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NaCl

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A list of representative Inorganic Constituents of Living tissues

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Ezee Notes

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What is the primary characteristic that defines organisms in the Monera kingdom?

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Monera consists of prokaryotic organisms, which lack a true nucleus and membrane-bound organelles.

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True or False: Monera includes both bacteria and archaea.

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Fill in the blank: Organisms in Monera reproduce primarily through __________.

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binary fission

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What are the two main groups of Monera?

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Bacteria and Archaea

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Which type of Monera is known for thriving in extreme environments?

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Monera? A) Prokaryotic B) Unicellular C) Eukaryotic D) Autotrophic

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C) Eukaryotic

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What is the function of the cell wall in bacteria?

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The cell wall provides structural support and protection.

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True or False: All bacteria are harmful to humans.

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What is the significance of plasmids in bacteria?

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Plasmids can carry genes that provide antibiotic resistance or other beneficial traits.

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Fill in the blank: Monera can be classified based on their mode of nutrition as __________, __________, or __________.

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autotrophic, heterotrophic, saprophytic

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What is the process by which bacteria obtain energy from organic compounds?

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Fermentation or respiration

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following structures is found in some bacteria and aids in movement? A) Flagella B) Cilia C) Pseudopodia D) Mycelium

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A) Flagella

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What is the role of cyanobacteria in the ecosystem?

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Cyanobacteria are important for nitrogen fixation and oxygen production.

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True or False: Archaea are more closely related to eukaryotes than to bacteria.

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What are extremophiles?

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Extremophiles are organisms that thrive in extreme environmental conditions.

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Fill in the blank: The study of bacteria is known as __________.

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bacteriology

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What is a biofilm?

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A biofilm is a community of microorganisms that adhere to surfaces and are embedded in a protective matrix.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a common method for classifying bacteria? A) Shape B) Color C) Temperature D) Size

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What is the primary method by which bacteria exchange genetic material?

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Conjugation

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True or False: All Archaea are anaerobic.

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What is the primary component of bacterial cell walls?

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Peptidoglycan

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Fill in the blank: The Gram stain differentiates bacteria into __________ and __________ groups.

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Gram-positive, Gram-negative

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What is the significance of endospores in bacteria?

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Endospores allow bacteria to survive in harsh conditions.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a method of bacterial reproduction? A) Mitosis B) Meiosis C) Binary fission D) Budding

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C) Binary fission

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What is the role of bacteria in nutrient cycling?

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Bacteria decompose organic matter and recycle nutrients back into the ecosystem.

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True or False: Monera is a kingdom that includes multicellular organisms.