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| Bacteria with uniformly dense cell wall consisting primarily of peptidoglycan |
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| Organism that does not use oxygen for metabolism |
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| Organism that needs oxygen for metabolism |
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| Organism that uses photons as a source of energy; can fix CO2 into sugar |
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| Organism that uses photons as a source of energy; cannot fix CO2 into sugar |
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| chemolithotroph (chemoautotroph) |
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| Organism that uses inorganic compounds as a source of energy; can fix CO2 into sugar (two names) |
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| Organism that must consume other living things for energy and mass |
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| get to host; enter host; evade host immune system; reproduce within host; be released to infected new hosts |
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| Steps for a successful pathogen |
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| Gram stain of spirochetes |
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| Metabolism of spirochetes |
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| Lyme disease and syphilis |
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| Diseases associated with spirochetes |
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| obligate intracellular parasites |
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| exchange ATP for ADP with host |
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| eye infections, STDs, pneumonia |
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| Diseases associated with chlamydia |
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| elementary body <-> reticulate body |
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| High-GC Gram-positive bacteria have high concentration of which DNA bases? |
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| Disease associated with High-GC Gram-positive bacteria |
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| form spores at tips; reproduction by fission |
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| Life cycle of High-GC Gram-positive bacteria |
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| gram positive and gram negative |
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| Gram stain of Low-GC Gram-positive bacteria |
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| endospores that become dormant |
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| life cycle of Low-GC Gram-positive bacteria |
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| anthrax, boils, respiratory infections, intestinal infections, skin infections |
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| medical conditions associated with Low-GC Gram-positive bacteria |
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| Function of cyanobacteria spores |
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| Function of cyanobacteria vegetative portion |
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| Function of cyanobacteria heterocyst |
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| heterocyst, vegetative, spores |
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| Types of cyanobacteria in colony |
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| photoautotroph with photosynthetic lamellae |
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| Nutrition of cyanobacteria |
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| Cyanobacteria are ancestors of which organelle? |
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| Gram stain of proteobacteria |
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| Proteobacteria are ancestors of which organelle? |
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| Proteobacteria associated with which medical conditions? |
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| chemolithotrophs, chemoheterotrophs, photoautotrophs |
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| Metabolism of proteobacteria |
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| thermophile or acidophiles |
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| Living conditions of crenarchaeota |
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| All methanogens are _____. |
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| thermophiles and halophilies |
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| Living conditions of euryarchaeotoa |
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| Small; sometimes live in association with crenarchaeota |
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