Bacteria: eubacteria and Archaea

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What magnification of the light microscope are we able to observe bacteria?

1000x

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How do bacterial genomes differ from eukarya?

  • Circular chromosome

  • Haploid

  • Condensed through supercoiling

  • Do not contain introns

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Intron

Non-coding segment within a gene that is not expressed in the final RNA product. Spliced out to change the functionality of a protein

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Gram-negative bacteria

  • Do not retain their stain (stains pink)

  • Inner cell membrane

  • Thin peptidoglycan wall

  • Outer membrane contains lipopolysaccharides

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PAMP (pathogen-associated molecular patterns)

Formed of LPS and peptidoglycans to trigger inflammation and immune response

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Mollicutes

Eubacteria that lack a cell wall

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Gram-positive bacteria

  • Retain their stain (stains violet)

  • Thick peptidoglycan cell wall

  • Cell wall contains lipoteichoic acid (LTA)

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Infection

The successful colonization of the body by a microbe capable of causing damage to the body

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Virulence

The ability of a microbe to cause disease

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Virulence factor

A microbial product or strategy that contributes to the ability of the microbe to replicate and/or survive without its host. (typically found on cell surface or excreted)

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Pathogenesis

The development of a disease and the chain of events leading to that disease.

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India ink capsules

Virulence factor produced by bacteria, sole function is to prevent phagocytosis by white blood cells.

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Flagella

Whip-like propellers found in bacteria to enhance motility. Considered a virulence factor

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Pili

Hair-like appendage found on the cell surface of bacteria, helps cell surface “stick” to things. Considered a virulence factor

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Qualities of archaea that differ from eubacteria

  • Ether linked cell wall

  • EF2 sensitive

  • Chloramphenicol resistant

  • Kanamycin resistant

  • Anisomycin sensitive

  • Rifampicin resistant

  • Has introns

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Qualities of eubacteria that differ from archaea

  • Ester linked cell wall

  • EF2 resistant

  • Chloramphenicol sensitive

  • Kanamycin sensitive

  • Anisomycin resistant

  • Rifampicin sensitive

  • No introns