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A group of students saw the effect of a disease on frogs in a pond
Observation
It is a testable explanation
Hypothesis
A hypothesis supported by experiments and conclusions
Theory
What is used for comparison?
The control group (standard)
Mendel thought that traits are passed on from generations to offspring
This is a hypothesis
Bats are closer to mammals than birds
Conclusion
Energy cannot be created nor destroyed, and this is called
A scientific law
It is the grouping of organisms based on a set of characteristics
Taxonomy (classification)
A scientist divided plants into herbs, shrubs, and trees, and divided animals into red blooded or non-red blooded
Aristotle
The first to develop an official (global) system of classification
Linnaeus
It is not a rule to write the scientific name of a living organism
Written in French
The higher taxonomic rank over the family
Order
Dog and cat are different in
Family
In the modern classification there are
Three domains, six kingdoms
It includes four kingdoms (protists, fungi, plants, and animals)
Domain eukaryotes
A protein enclosing a genetic material is called
Virus
An infectious particle made only of protein is called a
Prion
Any organism or particle that can cause an infectious disease is called a
Pathogen
Which of the following are infectious RNA particles that cause disease in plants?
Viroids
Which of the following are one-celled prokaryotes?
Bacteria is a one-celled prokaryote
What part of a virus determines which host the virus infects?
Surface proteins
Viruses that infect bacteria are called
Bacteriophages
In which of the following types of infection will the infected host cell burst?
Lytic infection
The protein shell of a virus is called a
Capsid
When viral DNA combines with the host cell’s DNA, this is the
Lysogenic cycle
Which of the following is a rapid outbreak of an infection that effects many people?
An epidemic
HIV is considered a retrovirus because it
Uses RNA to make DNA
A substance that stimulates the body’s immune response against future invasion by microbes is a
Vaccine
When HIV causes a lysogenic infection, it can remain dormant for years. When it becomes a lyric infection, it
Destroys white blood cells (T cells)
For which of the following viral diseases is there a vaccine?
Influenza
Prokaryotes that need oxygen to live are called
Obligate aerobes
Prokaryotes can move by the use of
Flagella
Bacteria are classified as Gran-positive based on a substance found in their
Cell walls
A bacterium may survive a drought because it is protected by a/an
Endospore
Bacteria that are rod shaped are called
Bacilli
Like photosynthetic plants, Cyanobacteria produce
Oxygen
The lytic cycle take place inside
Cytoplasm
How do bacteria benefit from living in a human digestive system?
They get food and a place to live
Bacteria impart flavor to cheese through the process of
Fermentation
Legumes have a mutualistic relationship with bacteria that live in
Their root modules
Chemicals that kill bacteria or slow their growth are called
Antibiotics
Botulism is a serious illness caused by an organism
Releasing a toxin
Misuse of antibiotics can lead to a multi-drug resistance in
The bacteria
Bacteria can acquire genes for resistance to an antibiotic through
Plasmid exchange
Antibiotics cannot prevent viruses from making cell walls because viruses
Do not have cell walls
Which of the following infectious organisms is the simplest?
Prion
The genetic material of a virus consists of
RNA or DNA
What shape is the virus in Figure 18.1?
Polyhedral
In the virus in Figure 18.1, what structure is labeled C?
Envelope
Prions are infectious particles composed of
Proteins
A viral capsid is composed of
DNA
How does the DNA of a bacteriophage enter a host cell?
Binary fission
What causes cavities?
Bacteria
The enzyme that the HIV virus uses to copy RNA into DNA is
Inverse transcriptase
A bacteria that is capable of living in an environment with or without oxygen is often called
Obligate anaerobe
In the bacterium in Figure 18.2, what is the structure labeled B?
Flagellum
In the bacterium in Figure 18.2, what is the structure labeled C?
Puli
Bioremediation uses microbes to
Clean up pollutants
Antibiotics are used to fight
Bacterial infections
Prokaryotes reproduce by
Doing binary fission
A primitive bacterium that lives in the alimentary canal of humans, animals, and wastewater is called
Methanophiles
The chromosomes in prokaryotes differ from eukaryotes in that they are arranged
Spirally (in a spiral pattern)
Which of the following substances are present in all viruses?
Genetic material and protein coat
The DNA of many prokaryotes is at least a smaller piece of
Plasmid
A technique used with the cell wall to identify the two main types of bacteria
Gram stain
Why does the doctor need to know the type of cell wall of the disease causing bacteria?
To prescribe an antibiotic
A method that helps bacteria survive in an ever-changing environment
Endospores (highly dormant and resistant in changing environments)
Important bacteria for human survival that produce vitamin K
Escherichia Coli
Relationship between bacteria and roots of leguminous plants
Symbiosis
A method of reproduction of that allows the exchange of genetic material between two individuals of the same species
Conjugation
HIV is a retrovirus, what does that mean?
The virus uses RNA to make DNA
Prokaryotic genes are located on a large circular chromosome in a region of the cell called the chromosome
Nucleoid
Depending on where they are found which of the following is the most dangerous to human health?
Bacteria-eating virus
Filamentous appendages that play a role in locomotion
Flagella
Which of the following creatures does not belong to archaea bacteria?
Cyanobacteria (doesn’t belong)
A protein that causes infection to the living organisms
The protein prion
Which of the following diseases is caused by prions?
Kurtzfeldt Jacob
The positive gram bacteria gives which color when stained?
Purple
Cholera is a fatal disease caused by
Bacterial pathogen