Unit 3: Chapter 21 Flashcards

Phylum Proteobacteria: gram negative

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The phylogenetic relationship among proteobacteria is based on ________

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RNA studies

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Proteobacteria

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Gram negative
Chemoheterotrophic
Largest taxonomic group of bacteria

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Alphaproteobacteria

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grow with low level of nutrients and metabolically diverse

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Purple Nonsulfur Bacteria

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Alphaproteobacteria, Gram -
Anoxygenic photosynthesis
Shows exceptional metabolic flexibility
Polar flagella make most motile

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Genus Caulobacter

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Alphaproteobacteria, Gram -
Reproduce in unusual ways
Alternate between stalked cells and single polar flagella
Asymmetric binary fission to produce a flagellated swarmer cell that swims away

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Order Rhizobiales

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Alphaproteobacteria, gram -
Important N2 fixing bacteria
Symbiosis between plants
Plant pathogens

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Rhizobium

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Under order Rhizobiales and alphaprotebacteria (gram -)
Fix atmospheric nitrogen to ammonia in roots of leguminous plants
Make nitrogen available to plant host in exchange for carbon (SYMBIOSIS)

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Agrobacterium

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Under order Rhizobiales and alphaproteobacteria (gram -)
Plant pathogen
Invade crown, roots, and stems of many plants and transform plant cells into autonomously proliferating tumor cells

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9
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Gammaproteobacteria

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Largest subgroup of proteobacteria and largest bacterial class

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A. tumefaciens

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Under Agrobacterium and order Rhizobiales
Can cause crown gall disease by means of tumor inducing (Pi) plasmid

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Genus Burkholderia

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Under gammaproteobacteria, gram -
Metabolic diversity: chemoorganotrophs, chemolithotrophs, photolithotrophs
Includes pathogen
Degrades and bioterrism agent

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Burkholderia complex (Bcc)

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under genus Burkholderia
degrades more than 100 organic molecules
biofilms formed in lungs of cystic fibrosis patients

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B. Mallei

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under genus Burkholderia
Bioterrism agent

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Genus Neisseria

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Under gammaproteobacteria, gram -
Gram negative cocci
Aerobic
Human pathogen: can cause gonorrhea and meningitis

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15
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Neisseria gonorrohoeae

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Cause gonorrhea

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16
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Neisseria meningitidis and streptococcus pneumoniae

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Cause meningitis

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Genus Bordetella

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Under gammaproteobacteria, gram -
Aerobic coccobacilli chemoorganotrophs
Respiratory metabolism

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B. pertussis

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Under Genus Bordetella
Causes whooping cough and kennel cough

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Genus Legionella

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Under gammaproteobacteria, gram -
Transmitted through aerosolized water droplets
Activate stringent response –> encourages differentiation
Facultative intracellular parasites of amoebae and macrophages

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L. pneumophilia

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Causative agent of atypical pneumonia

21
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Genus Coxiella

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Under gammaproteobacteria, gram -
Transmitted through aerosis
Facultative intracellular parasite
Replicated form and environmental form

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Genus Pseudomonas

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Under gammaproteobacteria, gram -
Opportunistic pathogens
Polar flagella
Obligate aerobe but flexible (can do aerobic and anaerboic respiration using nitrate or oxygen as final e- acceptor)
Degrade wide variety of organic molecules

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Genus Acinetobacter

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Under gammaproteobacteria, gram -
Obligate aerobe
Outer membrane has lipooligosaccharide (LOS) which lacks O antigen –> contributes to antibiotic resistance
Nosocomial infection (infections in hospital)
Multidrug resistant

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Family Enterobacteriaceae

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Under gammaproteobacteria, gram -
Peritrichously flagella (flagella cover entire bacteria)
Facultative anaerobe
Pathogens and mutualists

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The 2 groups of family Enterobacteriaceae are based on what

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Fermentation products
1. Mixed acid fermenters
2. Butanediol fermenters

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Family vibrionaceae

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Under gammaproteobacteria, gram -
Aquatic bioluminescent bacteria and pathogens

27
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Vibrio chlolerae

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Under family vibrionaceae
Pathogen that causes cholera

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Genus Campylobacter

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Epsilonproteobacteria, gram -
#1 cause of bacterial diarrheal illness and $1 intestinal disease

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Genus Helicobacter

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Epsilonproteobacteria, gram -
Causes stomach cancer