Micro biology chpt 10

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Micro biology chpt 10

classification, common, relationship
Taxonomy:
-Science of organism ______
-Identifies organism to all scientists
-Eliminates confusion of ______ names
-Establishes ______ between groups of microbes
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classification, common, relationship Taxonomy:
-Science of organism ______
-Identifies organism to all scientists
-Eliminates confusion of ______ names
-Establishes ______ between groups of microbes
Carolus Linnaeus Binomial nomenclature (2 names) was invented by who in (1735)?
genus Nomenclature rules:
1st name = ______ (noun)
species Nomenclature rules:
2nd name = ______ /specific epithet (adjective)
both Nomenclature rules:
Underline or italicize (NOT _____)
second Nomenclature rules:
____ time mentioned:
S. aureus or same thing underlined.
disease, where Names of microbes based on:
Appearance, _______, researcher, _____ it is found
relationships In taxonomy, the Heirarchy represents evolutionary/phylogenetic _______.
bacteria, archaea, eukarya What are the three domains?
archaea According to rRNA typing, which domain is closest to eukarya?
bacteria According to rRNA typing, which domain was the first to split first?
r, lipid, t, antibiotic Classification of Domain:
-differences in ribosomes (___RNA)
-membrane _____ & cell wall structure
-__RNA
-_____ sensitivity
lack Archae: cell walls (if any) ______ Peptidoglycan.
prokaryotic Domains Archaea and Bacteria:
-Both are _________
*no nucleus
extremophiles, methanogens, extreme halophiles, extreme thermophiles Name the 4 types of Archeae.
metabolic Extremophiles-
-live in extreme environments
-Unusual ____processes
anaerobes Methanogens
-Strict _____ (swamps)
-Generate methane gas (waste from respiration)
salt, dead Extreme HALOPHILES
-Require high concentrations of ___ for survival.
-____ Sea, Great salt Lake
yellowstone Extreme THERMOPHILES
-Normally grow in extremely hot environments.
- examples found in _______
none ARCHAEA:
- Has how many pathogens?
diameter, thick BACTERIA:
-<10 µm _____ & 1 µm ____
binary fission, peptidoglycan BACTERIA:
-Reproduce by _____ _____
-Cell wall = _____
*Carb/protein complex
photosynthesize, absorb BACTERIA:
-______ or _______organics
pathogens BACTERIA:
-Contains all bacterial _____, as well as non-_____ bacteria. (One answer)
nucleus, organelles Eukaryotes:
-True _____ and membrane-bound ______.
Protista, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia Name the 4 kingdoms of the domain Eukarya.
unicellular, bacteria PROTISTA:
- mostly _____, although can be colonial, multicellular
Larger than _____
animal, photosynthetic, cell walls, sexual, parasites Protozoa = first _____
*Non-______
*Lack ____ ____
*____& asexual reproduction
*Some independent, some ______
protists Entamoeba, Trypanosoma, Plasmodium, Giardia are all examples of what?
cell walls, photosynthetic KINGDOM PROTISTS:
-Unicellular algae
*Have _____ _____
*_______ ; autotrophic
dinoflagellates KINGDOM PROTISTs:
-Only 1 pathogen
_________
dinoflagellates Red tides- toxin - is associated with which protist?
kelp, seaweed KINGDOM PROTISTS:
-Multicellular algae
*Include which two types?
absorb KINGDOM FUNGI:
-No photosynthesis
* _____ organics for food
chitin, budding KINGDOM FUNGI:
-Cell walls of _____
-Reproduction via Sexual & asexual reproduction, and ____.
yeasts, penicillium KINGDOM FUNGI:
-Unicellular _____
* Such as Candida
Multicellular molds
* Such as ______
pathogens KINGDOM FUNGI:
- Other _____ include
*Athlete's foot, Ringworm, Cryptococcus, Histoplasmosis
mushrooms KINGDOM FUNGI:
-Fleshy fungi
* Ex. of ____, etc.
pathogens, photosynthetic KINGDOM PLANTAE:
-NO infectious ___
-Almost all _____
cellulose, microbes KINGDOM PLANTAE:
-Cell walls of ____
-Multicellular
-Multicellular algae (only ____)
multi cellular, cell walls, non KINGDOM ANIMALIA:
-ALL ______
- Lack ___ ____
- ____-photosynthetic
helminths KINGDOM ANIMALIA:
- Mostly macroscopic
- ________- flatworms and roundworms that are Animal parasites
grow, reproduce VIRUSES:
-Not classified within any of the 3 domains
-Obligate intracellular parasites
*Unable to ____
*Unable to ____
metabolic, ribosomes, proteins VIRUSES:
-Lack:
*____ enzymes
*_____ (organelle...)
*Other enzymes for making ______
independently, degenerative TWO HYPOTHESES FOR VIRUSES:
1) They arose from _______ replicating strands of nucleic acids (Such as plasmids)
2) They develop from ______ cells that, through many generations, gradually lost the ability to survive but could survive when associated with another cell.

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