Things i feel like weren't very clear in the other ones

what are the two structures that identify a virus

genome

capsid

what is the structure of a virus

an outer protein layer called a capsid and an inside layer with a nucleic acid

why does the virus develope an envelope as it leaves the host cell membrane

for protection

explain how bacteria qualify as prokaryotic

they have DNA but it isnt contain in a membrane bound nucleus instead in a nucleoide

describe what gram positive bacteria release and what they do

exotoxins that can effect motor neurons

describe what gram negative bacteria release and what they do

produce endotoxins which are part of their outer membrane

how do spores function

function like seeds as the spread and propagate

how do fungi thrive? what are the two ways? what kind of organisms are they?

they’re decomposers that absorb organic material from environment through symbiotic relationship with plants or harmful relationships with hosts

what are the three types of fungi?

mushroom

mold

yeast

what is tinea ? what two diseases can it cause?

superficial fungal infection

ring worm

athletes foot

which microorganism types have a nucleus?

bacteria

fungi

animals

which microorganism types do not have a nucleus?

virus

protozoa

which microbe is associate with vector transport

protozoa

what are the three types of direct contact

oral secretion

blood

infectious fluid