Bacterial Identification
The bacteria shaped like Rods
What is Bacilli?
Requires O2
What is Obligate Aerobe?
Bacterial reproduction
What is Binary Fission?
Chemical that can inhibit growth of some bacteria
What is Antibiotic?
A virus which includes an envelope
What is Enveloped Virus?
The bacteria Shaped like Spirals
What is Spirilla?
Requires no O2
What is Obligate Anaerobe?
Absorb DNA (plasmid) through membrane
What is Transformation?
The union of two protists to exchange genetic material
What is Conjugation?
Teaches immune system to recognize and fight pathogen
What is Vaccine?
Bacteria grouped in clusters
What is Staphylo-?
Good with or without O2
What is Aerotolerant anaerobe?
DNA transfer from a virus
What is Transduction?
An organism that causes disease
What is Pathogen?
Three letter example of a Retrovirus
What is HIV?
Bacterial spheres in a chain
What is Streptococci?
Prefers O2, but can survive without it
What is Facultative Anaerobe?
DNA transfer through Pili
What is Conjugation?
Reverse transcriptase, includes RNA in a virus
What is Retrovirus?
Used to determine if Viruses are living
What is CROMGER?
Cells with a thick Peptidoglycan layer that absorb Crystal Violet
What is Gram+ cells?
Oxygen requirement for Serratia marcescens
What is Facultative anaerobe?
From our drawing in notes, the third step in Binary Fission
What is Cytokinesis?
Directs host cell to make new viruses
What is Lytic Cycle?
Virus killed using heat or chemicals
What is Inactive Vaccine?