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Bacteria are the only
Procaryotes
Viruses are so simple they are
Neither
What is the correct order: Genus species OR Species genus
Genus species
Only the first letter of the ____ is capitalized.
Genus
Morphology of bacteria refers to the
Size, shape, and arrangement of bacterial cell
coccus-
round shaped bacteria
Bacillus
Rod shaped bacteria
Spirillim
Spiral shaped bacteria
Spirochete
Appears like spirillum bacteris but possesses an axial filament
Coccobacillus
Egg shaped
Vibrio
Curbed bacillus; comma shaped
Strepto-
Chains
Staphylo-
Clusters
Bacillus found stacked side by side
Palisade
All bacteria possess a flagellum. (T/F)
False
Flagellum is a tail-like appendage composed of a protein called ___
Flagellin
Flagellum allow bacteria to ___
Move
Bacteria that possess a flagella are called ____
Motile
Bacteria that do NOT possess a flagella are called____
Nonmotile
montrichous
single flagellum
Lophotrichous
cluster of flagella at one or both ends
Amphitrichous
flagella at both poles of the cell
Peritrichous
flagella distributed over the entire cell
Flagella can only be seen with what type of microscope?
Electron
Movements of flagellated bacteria is called ___
Taxis
run
Movement in straight like; flagella all move counter-clockwise
Tumble
Turn; flagella all move clockwise
positive taxis
Bacteria attracted to something
negative taxis
Bacteria repelled by something
Pili function to anchor to surface of another structure. (T/F)
True
Pili allows conjugation. (T/F)
True
Conjugation
transfer of DNA between two bacterial cell connected by sex pili
Capsule is the ____ layer
Outermost
The capsule allows the cell to stick to surfaces of tissues. (T/F)
True
nonencapsulated bacteria cells are easier to "kill" in humans. (T/F)
True
The capsule is made up of a ____
Glycocalyx
Encapsulated bacteria
Posses capsule; may be more pathogenic; more difficult to destroy
Non-encapsulated bacteria
Lacks capsule; often not as pathogenic; destroyed more easily
Cell wall is the ___ layer
Middle
Cell well provides __ and __
Structure; strength
Cell wall composed of a ____ layer
Peptidoglycan
Cell wall is site of action for the antibiotic families ___ and __
Penicillins; cephalosporins
gram + has a ________ cell wall
Thick
Gram - has a ______ cell wall
Thin
Cell membrane is the ___ layer
Innermost
What is the hydrophobic portion of the cell membrane?
Fatty acid tails
What is the hydrophilic portion of the cell membrane?
Phosphate heads
What is the function of a membrane protein?
Structure; may also act as channels
What is the function of peripheral proteins?
Receptors on the outside; enzymes on the inside
What are the functions of the cell membrane?
Regulate what enters and exits the cell; aid in energy production
Ribosomes are involved in the synthesis of ___
Proteins
Some bacterial ribosomes produce ___
Toxins
Toxins are how all bacteria does damage. (T/F)
True
3 antibiotics that inhibit protein synthesis:
Streptomycin; erythromycin; tetracycline
Bacterial chromosomes are found in the ___
Nucleoid
Plasmids are found ___ from the nucleoid.
Separate