Viruses
Bacterial and Viral Diseases
Nutrition and Reproduction
Prokaryotes
Roles of Bacteria
100

Viruses are living True or False

False
100

Antibiotics are?

Chemicals that slow or prevent the growth of bacteria 

100

nutrition refers to the way organisms obtain either

energy and carbon atoms

100

cells are significantly smaller than

eukaryotic cells

100
Bacteria play a vital role as decomposers in?

ecosystems as they break down dead organisms and recycle nutrients

200
What are viruses even smaller then?

Prokaryotes

200
Pathogenic are usually transmitted by?

tough, inhalation, sexual contact, or contaminated food or water

200

energy is obtained through

sunlight or chemicals

200

Some prokaryotes cause disease, but

others are harmless or even helpful

200

nitrogen-fixing bacteria lives in?

Nodules on the roots of plants called legumes and convert nitrogen gas from the atmosphere into a forl plants can use.

300

What is a virus composed of?

A short piece of nucleic acid and either DNA or RNA.

300

what are some common diseases?

Flu, chickenpox, herpes, and HIV

300

carbon atoms are obtained through

carbon dioxide or organic compounds

300

two types of cells?

eukaryotic and prokaryotic

300
Biotechnology is?

Bacteria in combination with fungi in processes such as brewing.

400

Viruses inject their genetic material into _____?

Host Cells

400

viruses can cause?

diseases by inserting genes (genetic material in the form of DNA or RNA)

400
Binary fission is?

the form of asexual reproduction used by prokaryotes 

400

who is the "father of microbiology"

Anton Van Leeuwenhoek

400

Bioremediation is?

a waste management technique that uses bacteria and other organisms to remove or neutralize.

500

what is a retrovirus

contains a single-stranded RNA molecule from which DNA is transcirbed

500

A pathogen?

is any microorganism that causes disease

500
Four ways that genetic variation can occur in prokaryotes?

mutation, transformation, conjugation, and transduction.

500

Mircobiology? 

is the study of microscopic organisms such as prokaryotes, viruses, and eukaryotes

500

The symbiotic relationship

between humans and E. coli involves E. coli receiving food from the intestine and humans.

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