Biology final Bacteria and Viruses

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Microbes

microscopic organisms, such as
bacteria, viruses, and protists

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bacteria

contribute to the production of yogurt,
cheese, bread, beer, wine, and many pickled foods

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true

True or false: Without the activity of decomposers, the biosphere
wouldn’t exist

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Pathogens

disease-causing agents

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Bacteria

single-celled, prokaryotic organisms

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Coccus, Bacillus, and Spirillum

three common shapes of bacteria

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coccus

sphere shaped

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bacillus

rod shaped

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spirillum

curved-spherical shaped

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cell wall

most bacteria have what in addition to the plasma membrane

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Viruses

very small, nonliving, must reproduce inside of a host cell, and carry the genetic information needed to reproduce

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capsid and nucleic acid

two parts of a virus

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RNA

In contrast to cellular organisms, viral genetic
material can be DNA or

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Cellular parasites

commandeer the metabolic
machinery of a host cell

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enzymes and ribosomes

a viruses relies on the hosts what for its own reproduction

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genes

the virus has what that code of enzymes needed for the virus to reproduce and exit the host cell

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epidemic

more cases than expected in a certain
area for a certain period of time

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Outbreak

an epidemic confined to a local area

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pandemics

global epidemics are called

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Emerging viruses

are viruses that have
suddenly come to the attention of science