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1.single-celled
2.PROKARYOTIC
3.LACK A NUCLEUS
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| EUBACTERIA AND ARCHAEABACTERIA ARE? |
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| ALL PROKARYOTES WERE ONCE IN KINGDOM? |
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| MONERA IS NOW DIVIDED INTO 2? |
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| BARCTERIA CONTAINS KINGDOM EUBACTERIA WHICH IS THE? |
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1.LARGEST GROUP
2.CAN LIVE ALMOST ANYWHERE, IN YOUR 3.INTESTINES
4.HAVE CELL WALLS
5.UNICELLULAR |
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| ARCHAEA CONTAINS KINGDOM ARCHAEABACTERIA WHICH? |
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1.LIVE IN EXTREME ENVIRONMENTS
2.ARE METHANOGENS AND HALOPHILES
3.HAVE CELL WALLS
4.UNICELLULAR |
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| HOW ARE BACTERIA CLASSIFIED? |
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| TO IDENTIFY PROKARYOTES(BACTERIA)USE SHAPE,CELL WALL CHEMICAL STRUCTURE,MOVEMENT,METHOD OF OBTAINING ENERGY AND RELEASING ENERGY, AND GROWTH AND REPRODUCTION. |
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| BACTERIA (PROKARYOTES)HAVE 3 SHAPES. WHAT ARE THEY? |
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1.ROD SHAPED CALLED BACILLI
2.SPHERE SHAPED CALLED COCCI
3.CORKSCREW SHAPED CALLED SPIRILLA |
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| WHAT ARE THE 2 TYPES OF CELL WALL STRUCTURES? |
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| GRAM POSITIVE AND GRAM NEGATIVE |
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| IS CELL WALL MOSTLY PEPTIDOGLYCAN(PURPLE) |
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| IS CELL WALL WITH EXTRA OUTER LAYER OF LIPIDS (RED) |
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| GRAM POSITIVE AND IS PURPLE |
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| CELL WALL WITH EXTRA OUTER LAYER OF LIPIDS IS |
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A.CELL WALL
B.CELL MEMBRANE
C.RIBOSOME
D.PILLI
E.DNA
F.FLANGELLA |
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| NAME THE PARTS OF A COMMON BACTERIAL CELL |
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A.CELL WALL
B.CELL MEMBRANE
C.RIBOSOME
D.PILLI
E.DNA
F.FLANGELLA |
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Whip-like TAIL structures that help with cell movement.SEE THE LITTLE STRINGY LEG LOOKING THINGS IN THE PICTURE....
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| WHAT MAKES CELL MOVEMENT? |
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| PRODUCERS(AUTOTROPHS)DO WHAT? |
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| WHAT MAKES THEIR OWN FOOD? |
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| (HETEROTROPHS) MOST PROKARYOTES CONSUME FOOD. |
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| PROKARYOTES THAT CONSUME FOOD ARE CALLED? |
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| WHAT ARE THE 3 WAYS TO RELEASE ENERGY FROM FOOD? |
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1.AEROBES
2.ANAEROBES
3.FACULTATIVE ANAEROBES |
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| USE CELLULAR RESPIRATION AND NEED OXYGEN |
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| USE FERMENTATION POISONED BY OXYGEN |
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| USE FERMENTATION CAN LIVE ANYWHERE |
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| WHAT USES FERMENTATION CAN LIVE ANYWHERE? |
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| WHAT USES FERMENTATION POISONED BY OXYGEN? |
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| WHAT USES CELLULAR RESPIRATION AND NEEDS OXYGEN? |
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| WHAT 3 WAYS CAN ENERGY BE RELEASED FROM FOOD? |
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1.AEROBES
2.ANAEROBES
3.FACULTATIVE ANAEROBES |
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| ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION(ONE PARENT)PRODUCES 2 IDENTICAL DAUGHTER CELLS. MOST BACTERIA DO THIS!! |
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| CAPTURES THE SUNS ENERGY THROUGH PHOTOSYNTHESIS. THE SUNS ENERGY IS A FOOD SOURCE FOR CONSUMERS AND PRODUCE OXYGEN |
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| WHAT CAPTURES THE SUNS ENERGY THROUGH PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND USES THE SUNS ENERGY AS A FOOD SOURCE FOR CONSUMERS AND PRODUCE OXYGEN |
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| BACTERIA THAT RECYCLES NUTRIENTS BY BREAKING DOWN DEAD ORGANISMS AND BREAK DOWN COMPLEX COMPOUNDS INTO SIMPLER ONES. |
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| BACTERIA THAT RECYCLES NUTRIENTS BY BREAKING DOWN DEAD ORGANISMS AND BREAK DOWN COMPLEX COMPOUNDS INTO SIMPLER ONES IS CALLED? |
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| BACTERIA TAKES NITROGEN OUT OF THE AIR AND TURNS IT INTO A FORM THAT CAN BE USED BY PLANTS. |
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| WHAT IS THE NAME FOR WHEN BACTERIA TAKES NITROGEN OUT OF THE AIR AND TURNS IT INTO A FORM THAT CAN BE USED BY PLANTS? |
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| BACTERIA ARE THE ONLY KNOWN ORGANISMS THAT CAN TAKE NITROGEN OUT OF THE AIR AND TURN IT INTO A FORM THAT CAN BE USED BY PLANTS.WHAT IS THIS CALLED? |
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| SOME PLANTS (LEGUMES) HAVE A SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP IN WHICH BACTERIA LIVE? |
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| ON THEIR ROOTS AND HELP THE PLANT ABSORB NITROGEN. |
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| BACTERIA ARE USED IN THE PROCESS OF MAKING FOOD ITEMS LIKE? |
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| YOGURT,CHEESE,PICKLES,SAUSAGES, SOUR KRAUT,AND MANY OTHERS. |
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| BACTERIA WHICH ARE PATHOGENS |
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| HOW MANY WAYS DO PATHOGENS CAUSE DISEASE? |
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2 WAYS
1.HETEROTROPHIC BACTERIA BREAK DOWN BODY TISSUE(TUBERCULOSIS)
2.BACTERIA RELEASE TOXINS (POISONS)STREPTOCOCCUS IS A TOXIN THAT CAUSES A RASH CALLED SCARLET FEVER. |
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| PATHOGENS CAUSE DISEASE BY? |
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1.HETEROTROPHIC BACTERIA THAT BREAKS DOWN BODY TISSUE SUCH AS(TUBERCULOSIS)
2.BACTERIA RELEASE TOXINS (POISONS)STREPTOCOCCUS IS A TOXIN THAT CAUSES A RASH CALLED SCARLET FEVER. |
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| HOW DO BACTERIA CAUSE DISEASE? |
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| BY BREAKING DOWN BODY TISSUE AND RELEASING TOXINS |
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| HOW ARE BACTERIAL DISEASES TREATED OR PREVENTED? |
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| VACCINES,ANTIBIOTICS AND STERILIZATION. |
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| ARE MADE FROM ANOTHER BACTERIA TO STIMULATE THE IMMUNE SYSTEM TO FIGHT BACK |
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| BACTERIAL INFECTIONS ARE TREATED WITH? |
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| ANTIBIOTICS THAT STOP BACTERIAL REPRODUCTION. |
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| DESTROYS BACTERIA BY USING HEAT OR CHEMICALS. |
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| THE PROCESS OF DESTROYING BACTERIA BY USING HEAT OR CHEMICALS IS CALLED? |
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| WHAT CAN YOU USE TO HELP FIGHT INFECTION? |
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| WHAT CAN YOU DO TO DESTROY BACTERIA? |
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| USE CHEMICALS OR HEAT WHICH IS CALLED STERILIZATION. |
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