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| conversion of a carbohydrate into an acid or alcohol. |
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| What bacteria is inside of yogurt? |
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| Lactobaciiius blugaricus. |
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| Name three shapes bacteria comes in? |
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| Bacilli-rod like shape, Cocci- shperical, Shirochete- Spiral shape |
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| bacteria that need oxygen to help them survive and grow. |
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| bacteria that can't tolerate oxygen gas, live in deep underwater sediments. |
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| bacteria that prefer growing in the presence of oxygen, but can survive without it. |
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| How is bacteria good and bad? |
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| Bacteria is good because it plays a beneficial role in food and antibiotics, but it can be bad because they can cause diseases. |
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| When one bacteria divides in half to produce two new bacteria, each genetically identical to each other. |
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| Can't make their own food. |
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| Produce O2 gas, they changed earth's atmosphere from anaerobic to aerobic. They are producers. They are "blue green." |
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| "True Bacteria." They are consumers. |
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| Name three parts of the bacteria? |
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| Flagella, Genomic DNA, and Bacterial Wall |
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| Through nasal secretions and touching dirty objects and then touching your eyes and nose without washing your hands. |
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| a circular DNA molecule found in certain bacteria. |
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| How does the flu spreads? |
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| The flu spreads in respiratory droplets from coughing and sneezing. |
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| Can the flu spread before you know it? |
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| Yes, adults may be infect others 1 day before getting symptoms and up to 7 days after gettingsick. |
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| How do you treat bacterial infections? |
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| With antibiotics. It kills it by Attacking structures that they have, but human cells don't |
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| What is bacterial resistance? |
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| Disease-causing microbes that have become resistant to antibiotics are an icreasing public health problem. |
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