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| How are bacterial cells different from other organisms? |
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| Bacteria are Prokaryote. In other words, they have no nucleus to hold the genetic material. |
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| Name 2 kingdoms of bacteria. |
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| Archaebacteria and eubacteria. |
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| Why are archae and eubacteria in different kingdoms? |
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| They have different chemical makeups and they reproduce differently. |
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| What are 4 ways bacteria are helpful? |
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| Medicine, digestive system, recycling, food oil spills |
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| the region inside a cell membrane |
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| a small thick walled cell that froms inside a bacterial cell |
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| where 1 divides into 2 identical cells. |
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| thew process of braking down food to release energy |
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| the cells chemical factories where proitiens are produced |
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| an origanism that dose not make its own food |
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| an organism that makes its own food |
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