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Monera And Intro Flashcards

1
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Earliest classification

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Food, shelter, clothing

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2
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After of biology

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Aristole
Classify plants and animals on scientific basis
Tree, herbs, shrubs

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3
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Animal’s without REd blood

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Anaema

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4
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Animals with Red blood are

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Enaima

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5
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Two kingdom classification

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Linnaeus

Plantae and animalia

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Three kingdom classification

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Ernst Haeckal

plantae, animalia, protista

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7
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4 kingdom classification

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Copeland

Monera

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8
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5 kingdom classification

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Whittaker

Fungi

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Whittaker

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Monera- unicellular bacteria with no organelles. , no well defined nucleus
Protista- eukaryote unicellular,
Fungi- multicellular eukaryotic, depends on others for food(saprophyte) chitin cell wall
Plantae- multicellular eukaryotes, autotrophs, cellulose cell wall
Animalia- multicellular eukaryote, heterotrophic , no cell wall

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10
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Criteria of Whittaker

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PCT- NR

P- phylogenetic character 
C- cell structure 
T -thallus organisers 
N- nutrition
R- reproduction
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11
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Archaebacteria

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Pseudo murin
Most primitive
Living fossil
Live in extremely harsh conditions-halophiles, acidophilus , methanogens
Cell wall- NAG, NAM
Cell wall structure responsible for the survival

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Methanogens

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Obligate anaerobes
Formic acid—>CO2+CH4*
Go bar gas plants
Inside cattle fermentation of cellulose*

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13
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Halophiles

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Salt rich places

Halobacterium and halococcus

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Acidophiles

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Sulphur springs

Very high temp and acidity

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15
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Eubacteria

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True bacteria
Rigid cell wall
Binary fission
Many shapes
Leeuwenhoek- animacules
Flagella
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16
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Coccus

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Round non motile
Many types 
Monococcus 
Diplococcus 
Tetracoccus
Streptococcus - long chain
Staphylococcus - grapes shape
*Sarcina - cube 8 or multiple of 8
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Bacillus

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Rod shaped
Mono bacillus
Diplobacillus- two
Streptobacillus -chains

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Spirilla

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Spiral or helical in shape

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Vibrios

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Comma shaped

20
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Pleuomorphic bacteria

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Can change their shape
Acetobacter
Mycoplasma

21
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Flagella

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9+2 arrangement absent
Flagella protein
Absent in coccus

22
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Fimbriae

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Attachment to substratum

Sharif bristles like

23
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Pili

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Elongated tube structure
Helps to attach two bacteria
E.coli

24
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Cell wall

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Peptidoglycon or murin
NAG, NAM
Joined by glycosidic bonds

25
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Gram staining

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Crystal violet iodine
Then washed with water and alcohol
Bacteria retaining strain is gram+ lactobacillus
Bacteria not retaining strain gram- E.coli

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Lysozyme

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Breaks down glycosidic bonds and destroyed the bacteria

27
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Penicillin

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Blocks the formation of peptide bonds

28
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Mesosomes

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Infoldings of plasma membrane
Replication of DNA- septal mesosomes
Respiratory- lateral mesosomes

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