Microbiology 4000 - Week 1/Day 1 - Microbe Comparisons

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Which groups are prokaryotic?

Bacteria and Archaea.

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Which groups are eukaryotic?

Protozoa, Algae, Fungi, and Helminths.

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Are Bacteria single-celled or multicellular?

Single (unicellular).

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Are Archaea single-celled or multicellular?

Single (unicellular).

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Are Protozoa single-celled or multicellular?

Single (unicellular).

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Are Algae single-celled or multicellular?

Single and multicellular.

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Are Fungi single-celled or multicellular?

Single and multicellular.

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Are Helminths single-celled or multicellular?

Multicellular.

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How do Bacteria obtain nutrition?

Organics, photosynthesis, and inorganics.

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How do Archaea obtain nutrition?

Organics and inorganics.

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How do Protozoa obtain nutrition?

Organics; a few are photosynthetic.

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How do Algae obtain nutrition?

Photosynthesis.

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How do Fungi obtain nutrition?

Organics.

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How do Helminths obtain nutrition?

Organics.

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Do Bacteria have cell walls?

Yes, typically.

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Do Archaea have cell walls?

Yes.

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Do Protozoa have cell walls?

No.

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Do Algae have cell walls?

Yes.

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Do Fungi have cell walls?

Yes.

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Do Helminths have cell walls?

No.

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Are any Bacteria pathogens?

Yes, some.

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Are any Archaea pathogens?

No.

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Are any Protozoa pathogens?

Yes, some.

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Are Algae pathogens?

No.

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Are any Fungi pathogens?

Yes, some.

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Are Helminths pathogens?

Yes.

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Are Bacteria often motile?

Often.

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Are Archaea often motile?

Often.

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Are Protozoa often motile?

Often.

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Are Algae motile?

Some.

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Are Fungi motile?

A few.

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Are Helminths motile?

No.

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Are Bacteria extremophiles?

Some.

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Are Archaea extremophiles?

Some; most known extremophiles are archaea.

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Are Protozoa extremophiles?

A few/more rare.

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Are Algae extremophiles?

A few/more rare.

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Are Fungi extremophiles?

A few/more rare.

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Are Helminths extremophiles?

A few/more rare.

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What is the genome of Bacteria?

DNA.

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What is the genome of Archaea?

DNA.

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What is the genome of Protozoa?

DNA.

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What is the genome of Algae?

DNA.

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What is the genome of Fungi?

DNA.

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What is the genome of Helminths?

DNA.

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What can the genome of viruses, viroids, and prions consist of?

DNA, RNA, or non