Microbes
What is the hierarchy used to classify all living organisms?
What is taxonomy?
What is dehydration synthesis?
What is the prefix that means clusters?
What is staphylo-?
What part of the virus contains the DNA information?
What is the core?
If we placed bacteria in the ocean to clean up an oil spill, what role would this fulfill?
What is bioremediation?
What is the 2nd most broad taxon?
What do you call a compound that lacks a carbon skeleton?
What is an inorganic compound?
If present this would be the outermost layer of a prokayotic bacteria
What is glycocalyx?
Since a virus can only multiply inside of a host what do we call them?
What is obligate intracellular parasite?
It was said that a microbe had become pathogenic, what process has occured?
What is genetic mutation?
What is the only kingdom that contains autotrophs?
What is kingdom Plantae?
What are the bonds called between monosaccharides?
What are glycosidic bonds?
If we know that a cell contains a nucleoid region, what type of cell would this be?
What is prokaryotic cell?
What is the concept of a virus only infecting certain hosts?
What is host specificity?
What is the science that is based on treating a disease using a drug?
What is chemotherapy?
If you hear that cells are genetically identical to each other, what cell type would you assume they are?
What is prokayotic cell?
What structure is referred to as creating the 3D structure of a protein?
What is tertiary structure?
These play a critical role in cell division.
What are centrosomes?
What do we call visible damage to an animal host done by a virus?
What is cytopathic effect?
The theory of biogenesis is supported by which other theory?
What is Germ theory of Disease?
What taxon would Bicaudaviridae fall into?
What is family?
What complex lipid is found inside of bacterium from Mycobacterium tuberculosis?
What is mycolic acid?
What is bacillus and clostridium
During attachment of a virus, what does it release to create a hole in the host cell wall?
What is viral lysozyme?