Microbiology - Prokaryotes grouped by Metabolic characteristics

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Anaerobic Chemolithotroph

no O2/ energy source = inorganic chemicals

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Anaerobic chemoorganotroph

No O2, uses SO4 as terminal electron acceptor

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What counts as anaerobic chemolithotroph

Archaea and methanogens (methanococcus and methanospirillum)

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Methanogens produce ____ as a ____ product

methane, waste

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What counts as anaerobic chemoorganotroph

Desulfovibrio desulfuricans/obligate fermenters

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<p>WAIT! What even are obligate fermenters</p>

WAIT! What even are obligate fermenters

Use pyruvate or other organic compound as electron acceptor

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<p>Obligate fermenters example</p>

Obligate fermenters example

Clostridium tetani, streptococcus pyogenes, lactobacillus delbrueckii

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Aerobic Chemolithotroph

use O2 to oxidize inorganic chemicals

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Aerobic chemolithotroph examples

Hydrogenobacter/Nitrobacter/Thiothrix

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Hydrogenobacter

Oxidize hydrogen compounds

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Nitrobacter

Oxidize nitrogen compounds

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Thiothrix

Oxidize sulfur compounds

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Aerobic Chemoorganotroph

must have oxygen to oxidize ORGANIC compounds

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Aerobic chemoorganotroph examples

Pseudomonas aeruginosa/mycobacterium tuberculosis/micrococcus luteus

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Oxygenic phototrophs

energy source = sunlight. Releases oxygen as waste (ex: cyanobacteria aka anabaena azollae)

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Anoxygenic Phototrophs

energy source: sunlight. No oxygen release

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Anoxygenic phototrophs example

green sulfur bacteria/purple sulfur bacteria