Parcial Exam Of January Flashcards

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They are made of RNA and it causes to plants and trees:

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Viroids

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Any living organism or particle* that can cause an infectious disease:

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Pathogen

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They are made of DNA and it causes to living things:

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Viruses

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is an infectious particle made only of proteins:

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Prions

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What is the measure of the viroids?

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5-150 nm

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What is the measure of the viruses?

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50-200 nm

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What is the mesure of the prions?

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2-10 nm

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is made up of genetic material surrounded by a protein shell:

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Capsid

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Layers of the viruses:

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Nucleic acid
Capsid
Lipids

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are viruses that infect bacteria:

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Bacteriophages

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breaking apart, of the host cell and release of new viral particles:

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Lytic infection

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Does not destroy the host cell:

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Lysogenic infection

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is the phage DNA inserted into the host cell’s DNA:

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Prophage

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13
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How many viruses cause the illness that we call the common cold?

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200 viruses

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a substance that gets the body’s immune system to prepare a response against a virus:

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Vaccine

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rapid outbreaks that affect many people:

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Epidemics

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16
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is often called the flu for short:

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The influenza

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appeared in Asia in 2002:

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SARS

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is a type of virus called a retrovirus:

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Type of prokaryotes that cannot survive in the presence of oxygen:

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Obligate anaerobe

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What type of prokaryote needs oxygen to survive?

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Obligate aerobe

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What type of prokaryote can survive whether or not oxygen is present?

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Facultative aerobe

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is a small piece of DNA that replicates separately from the main chromosome:

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is a long structure outside of the cell that is used to move:

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Said the prokaryotes structure:
``` Pili Plasmid Chromosome Cell wall Plasma membrane Flagellum ```
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two or more bacterial cells can exchange DNA:
Conjugation
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is a specialized cell with a thick, protective wall that can survive drying out, temperature changes, and even disinfectants:
Endospore
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is a process that uses living things to break down pollutants:
Bioremediation
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are important parts of animal digestive systems:
Bacteria
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What ecosystems benefit the prokaryotes?
cycle carbon, nitrogen, hydrogen, and phosphorous through the environment.
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It benefit from a stable home and source of food?
The bacteria
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It benefits because the bacteria help break down foods and produce vitamins and other nutrients?
The host animal
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is a poison released by an organism:
Toxin
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are chemicals that kill or slow the growth of bacteria:
Antibiotics
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Three factors that have contributed to resistance:
Overuse Underuse Misuse
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Anytime antibiotics are used, there is a chance to select for resistant bacteria:
Overuse
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Antibiotics may make a person feel better after just one or two days:
Underuse
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A large portion of the antibiotics used in the United States are fed to livestock, such as cows, to increase their growth:
Misuse
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are heterotrophs—organisms that consume other organisms:
Animal-like Protists
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make their own food by photosynthesis just as plants do:
Plants-like Protists
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decompose dead organisms:
Fungus-like Protists
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four kingdoms within the domain Eukarya:
Animalia, Fungi, Plantae, and Protista.
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is often used informally to describe the many phyla of animal-like protists:
Protozoa
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which means “fake foot”:
Pseudopods
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are short, hairlike structures that cover some or all of the cell surface and help the organism swim and capture food:
Cilia