Cell Envelope
The two types of cell envelope
What is gram positive and gram negative
The four things all bacteria possess
What is cell membrane, nucleoid/bacterial chromosome, ribosomes, and cytoplasm.
The membranous sacs that contain digestive enzymes
What is lysosomes?
Eukaryotic microorganism that is always unicellular.
What is protozoa?
The cell envelope that consists of a cell membrane and a thick cell wall made of peptidoglycan
What is gram positive
The two categories of flagellar movement
These archaea live at the bottom of swamps and other extreme places and make methane (CH4)
What is methanogens?
The substance eukaryotic cell walls are primarily made out of.
What is polysaccharides?
The theory that eukaryotic organisms came from cells that engulfed mitochondria and/or chloroplasts
This third layer distinguishes the gram negative bacteria from gram positive, and is primarily made up of what molecule
what is outer membrane and lipopolysaccharide
Flagellar movement in response to a light stimulus
What is phototaxis?
The term for salt loving
What is halophile?
What is microtubule?
The woven, intertwining mass of hyphae that makes up the body or colony of a mold
What is the mycelium?
The first step in the gram staining process.
What is crystal violet
The part of the bacterium that stores fat, glycogen, and phosphate during nutrient rich periods.
What is inclusions?
The extremophile term for cold loving
What is Psychrophile
The structure that modifies and transports proteins in the eukaryotic cell.
What is golgi apparatus?
Free fungal spores developed by specialized reproductive hyphae or vegetative hyphae
What is conidiospores?
The last step in the gram stain process that gives the gram negative bacteria their reddish/pink color
What is safranin?
The term for a chain of rod shaped cells
The structure of archaeal cell membrane lipids
What is long chain, branched hydrocarbons with ether linkages?
The membranous structure inside chloroplasts, carry photosynthetic pigments
What is thylakoid?
The classification of helminths characterized by their long, cylindrical, unsegmented body
What is nematode?