viruses and bacteria reproduction Flashcards

1
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Are viruses alive

A

viruses are not alive

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2
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virus

A

tiny infectious particles that cause disease

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3
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Sizeof virus

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smaller than bacteria so 20-400 nm(nanometres)

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4
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What does a virus have instead of a cell wall

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protein coat instead of a cell wall

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5
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What does a virus need to reproduce

A

need a living cell to reproduce

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6
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how does a virus make copies of the virus inside the host cell

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the virus invades the host cell and takes over its reproduction system causing it to make copies of the virus inside the host cell.

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7
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What are viruses good at

A

very good at hiding within a host

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8
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How does bacteria reproduce

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reproduces using binary fission which is where a cell spilts into two identical daughter cells

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9
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What can bacteria rapidly do

A

rapidly reproduce within a host or outside a
host (such as soil).

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10
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how does bacteria become resistant to antiobiotics

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bacteria develops small rings of DNA called plasmids that overtime make the bacteria resistant to antiobiotics

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11
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what happens as a result of the rapid reproduction of bacteria

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the ability to develop
mutations occur at a faster rate which can give them an ability to adapt to their changing environment.

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12
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What can bacteria acquire

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new genetic material from other bacteria, viruses and plants and sometimes yeasts, which adds to their ability to adapt faster to theirchanging environment

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13
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where does bacteria best reproduce

A

warm and wet environments

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14
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what is a barrier to bacteria on humans

A

skin

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15
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where is bacteria found

A

everywhere

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16
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do antibiotics work on bacteria

A

yes

17
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types of bacteria

A

Spherical bacteria

Rod-shaped bacteria

spiral bacteria

18
Q

Describe how our human microbiome protects us from pathogen attack

A

The microbiome protects us by outcompeting with pathogens for space and nutrients to prevent pathogen colonisation.

19
Q

where do bacteria not live

A

on mushrooms

20
Q

antigen-antiobody complex

A

molecule formed from the binding of multiple antigens to antibodies.