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What disease does Mycoplasma Pneumoniae cause?
Pneumonia
What kind of cell wall does Mycoplasma Pneumonia have?
It has NO cell wall, only a plasma membrane
what does Streptococcus Pneumoniae cause?
pneumonia
What do Penicillins and Cephalosporins target?
peptidoglycan
why are bacteria with no cell wall often harder to treat?
They have no peptidoglycan for antibodies to target
How do bacteria add nitrogen to soil?
They fix gaseous N2 into Ammonia and other nitrates.
How do bacteria remove nitrogen from the soil
They denitrify the soil by turning nitrates back into gaseous N2
What bacteria feeds on oil/Alkalines?
Alcanivorax
What are Archaea cell walls made of?
pseudopeptidoglycan
where are Archea usually found?
extreme enviroments
Are Archaea Heterotrophic or Autotrophic
Both
where can you find methanogens
wetlands and the rumen of cows
What is the rumen?
A section of a cows stomach containing fermentative microbes
what does the rumen do?
break down plant material
what is created in the rumen as a waste product?
CO2
what kind of microbe in the rumen helps get rid of CO2
Methanogen
What is Bacteriorhodopsin
pigment used by ARCHAEA for making energy
are archaea pathenogenic
no
what are archaea most important for in humans?
Gut health
what is a fistulated cow?
A cow with a passageway connecting the cow's rumen to the outside
what are the three shapes archaea come in?
circular, irregular, box-shaped
what is Crenarcheaota?
A group of Archaea characterized by by hyperthermophiles that prefer Sulfur rich habitats
What is Euryarchaeota?
A group of Archaea consisting of a mixture of Hyperthermophiles, Halobacterium, and Methanogens