General Microbiology
The type of cell that has NO nucleus.
Prokaryotic
The capsid contains this.
Genetic information (DNA or RNA)
This helps bacteria swim around their environment. It is long, similar to a tail.
Flagella
The explanation for why Kingdom protista is the "junk drawer" of Kingdoms
They are a combination of all organisms that don't fit anywhere else.
In fungi, this absorbs nutrients.
Mycelium
Edward Jenner
One reason why they viruses are considered non-living.
Non living: requires host to reproduce, does not respond to stimuli, does not produce waste, does not grow
The name of asexual reproduction in bacteria
Binary Fission
Give 2 characteristics of "plant-like" protists
Autotrophic or heterotrophic, contain chloroplast, can be unicellular or multicellular
Fungi reproduce using this
Spores
Iron lung
Lysogenic
The goal of sexual reproduction in bacteria.
Transfer genetic information, passing on antibiotic resistant genes.
We organize protists based on this.
Specific characteristics (plant-like, animal-like, fungi-like)
This is how YEASTS reproduce.
Budding
Compare active vs. passive immunity
Active: You get infected and produce antibodies or given vaccine
Passive: Given antibodies (through mother/child or blood transfusion)
Viruses can be classified based on... (Name one way)
Host they infect, shape of virus, or type of genetic information
Name the bacteria kingdom that only live in extreme environments.
Archaebacteria
The way "animal -like" protists are organized.
The way they move.
Fungi get nutrients from other sources. Name this way of eating.
Heterotrophs
Give examples of 3 lines of immune defence.
#1: Skin, mucous, tears, sweat, saliva
#2: Thymus, tonsils, lymph nodes, white blood cells
#3: Antibodies (white blood cells)
TWO ways viruses can leave a cell
Lysis (explodes out) and Exocytosis (pops out slowly)
The scientific name for "rod shaped" bacteria.
Bacilli
Name a protist that moves using pseudopods (false feet).
Amoeba
Name ONE disease caused by a fungus.
Athlete's Foot, Ringworm, Yeast infections, Potato blight