Prokaryotes- Quiz 6

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prokaryote

Type of cell without a nucleus or membrane-bound organelles. Typically small and simple in structure. Examples include bacteria and archaea.

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archae

a group of microorganisms considered to be an ancient form of life that evolved separately from the bacteria and algae, show microbes have been around 3.8 billion years

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bacteria

a member of a large group of unicellular microorganisms which have cell walls but lack organelles and an organized nucleus, including some that can cause disease.

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membrane

do NOT have cell organelles, rely on enzymes in _______ for chemical reactions (respiration and photosynthesis)

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circular

single ______ chromosome of DNA found in nucleoid region of cell

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cytoplasm

DNA is free floating in _______

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ribosomes

site where proteins are made in the cell

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round

coccus

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rod

bacillus

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spiral

spirillium

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molecular taxonomy

modern approaches to classification:

analysis of amino acids for protein sequences

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molecular taxonomy

establish % of G guanine and C cytosine

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peptidoglycan

bacteria have a cell wall made of this:

(protein and sugars)

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grampositive

appears purple, means cross-links are close together

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gramnegative

appears pink, means cross-links are spread apart

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capsules

bacteria have these over their cell wall, slimy to help stick to surfaces and biofilm

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biofilm

a bunch of bacteria together, resistant to antibiotics, desiccation, and stressors

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flagellum

long tail to help organism move

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pili

numerous filaments of protein, exchange genetic material, and attach to eukaryotic host cells

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inhospitable

Archaebacteria tend to live in gross, _____ environments.

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methanogens

(methane makers), live in places with limited oxygen (swamps, sewages, and animal guts)

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fermentation

how methanogens make their energy

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halophiles

“salt lovers”, live in salt lakes and thermal vents at the bottom of the ocean

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thermophiles

“heat lovers”, like highly acidic soils, live in hot springs and next to thermal vents

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heterocyst

where nitrogen fixers live with plant roots

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