Biology 112 Prokaryote - Archae and Bacteria

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Biology 112 Prokaryote - Archae and Bacteria

the three domains of life
bacteria, archea, eukaryae
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the three domains of life bacteria, archea, eukaryae
prokaryotes found in domain bacteria and archaea
eukaryotes eukaryotes
bacterial cell structures nucleoid, fimbria, plasmid, ribosomes, plasma membrane, cell wall, flagella, capsule, cytoplasm
endospores are DNA and a portion of cytoplasm(ribosomes) encased in a tough cell wall; resistant to extreme in temp, drying, and harsh chemicals; comoponent of a prokaryotic cell
components of prokaryotic cell plasma membrane, gas vacoule, ribosomes, inclusion bodies, nucleoid, periplasmic space, cell wall, capsule and slime layers, fimbriae and pili, flagella, edospore
photoautroph energy source is light; carbon source is CO2
chemoautotroph engergy source is inorganic molecules; carbon source is CO2
photoheterotroph energy source light; carbon source organic compounds
chemoheterotroph energy source organic compounds; carbon source organic compounds
nitrogen fixation convert atmospheric nitrogen to ammonia; usually prokaryotes do this
extreme thermophile live in very hot enviroments
extreme holaphiles live in highly saline envrionment
methagens unique way to obtain energy; produce methane from carbon dioxide and hydrogen ; live in swam and marshes
archael cell walls diff from bacterial cell walls because they have no peptidoglycan; it is made of lipids whose hydrocarbon attach to glycerol in an ether linkage
ether bond Any of a class of organic compounds in which two hydrocarbon groups are linked by an oxygen atom; hc chains attache to glycerol instead of fatty acids
nuclear envelope present in eukarya
membrane enclosed organelles present in eukarya
peptidoglycan in cell wall present in bacteria
ubranched hydrocarbons membrane lipids in bacteria
some branched hydrocarbons membrane lipids of archaea
unbranched hydrocarbons membrane lipids of eukarya
rna polymerase bacteria; one kind and archaea and eukarya have several
formylmethionine initiator a.a. for protein synthesis in bacteria
methionine I.A.A. for protein synthesis for archae and eukarya
introns present in archaea and eukarya; rare in bacteria
response to antibiotics streptomycin and chloramphenicol archae and eukarya, growth not inhibited; bacteria growth inhibited
histones present in arch and euka no in bacteria
circular chromosome not present in eukarya
ability to grow at temperatures below 100c only in archaea
nitrogen fixation absent in eukaryotes
sterols present in eukarya
methogenesis present in archae
prokaryotic cell a type of cell lacking a membrane enclosed nucleus and membrane enclose organelles. found in bacteria and archae
gas vacoul in prokaryotic cells allows for buoyancy for floating in aquatic environments
inclusion bodies in prokaryotic cells ;storage of phosphate groups, carbon and other stuff
capsules and slime layers in prokaryotic; cells resisting to phagocytosis adherence to surfaces
frimbria and pilli mating things for prokaryotic cells
plasma membrane for prokaryotes location of resperation. photosynthesis; detection of chemotaxis
obligate aerobes use oxygen for cellular respiration and cannot grow without it
facultative anaerobes use oxygen if present but can also grow by fermentation in anarerobic environment
obligate anaerobes are poisened by oxygen

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