Life Science- Bacteria, Viruses, and Immunity
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Leeuwehoek | Who discovered bacteria? |
almost anywhere | Where is bacteria found? |
sphere (cocci), rod (baccilli), spiral (spirilla) | What three shapes do bacteria come in? |
move cell | What does flagella do? |
destroy it | The capsule protects the cell from cells that... |
fission | How do bacteria reproduce? |
divides | Fission is when a cell... |
aerobes | What are producer bacteria called? |
anaerobe | What are consumer bacteria called? |
no | Do anaerobes need oxygen? |
yes | Do aerobes need oxygen? |
saprophytes | What kind of bacteria breaks down dead organisms? |
nitrogen- fixing bacteria | What kind of bacteria changes nitrogen into a form that we can use? |
toxin | What is a poisonous substance produced by bad bacteria? |
food poisoning | What is botulism? |
pasteurization | What is the process of heating food to kill bacteria? |
pathogens | What are organisms that cause disease? |
virus | What is a strand of hereditary material surrounded by a protein coating called? |
no | Is a virus living? |
no | Does a virus have organelles? |
electron microscope | What kind of microscope do you need to use to see a virus? |
host cell | What is a cell called that is attacked by a virus? |
host cell | Where do viruses reproduce? |
active virus | A virus that reproduces and destroys cells is called... |
latent virus | A virus that injects its heredity into a cell and changes it is a... |
Edward Jenner | Who came up with the first vaccine? |
vaccine | What is an injection of a damaged cell particle called? |
antigen | What is a molecule that is foreign to the body? |
antibody | What is a protein that is made in response to a specific antigen? |
lymphocyte | What is a white blood cell with a round nucleus? |
active immunity | What is it called when your body builds its own defenses? |
passive immunity | What is it called when your body is given defenses? |
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