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a short, thick structure that allows a bacterium to attach to another bacterium
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pili
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Tuberculosis; dental cavities; strep throat; acne; anthrax; bubonic plague; etc.
bacterial diseases
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Viral DNA that is inserted into the chromosome of the cell that has been attacked by a virus during the lysogenic cycle
provirus
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a protein coat that surrounds the nucleic acid core in a virus
capsid
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Viral replication that results in the killing of the cell that the virus attacks
lytic cycle
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Bacteria are prokaryotes; eukaryote cells are larger; bacteria are single cells; bacterial cells circular; bacteria reproduce by binary fission
bacteria different eukaryotes
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Thick-wall around bacterial chromosomes that protect them from harsh conditions
endospore
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Photosynthetic bacteria; chemoautotrophs; heterotrophic bacteria
ways to get energy
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Protective gel-like layer outside the cell wall and membrane that helps protect bacteria from the immune system
capsule
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Process in which two organisms exchange genetic material
conjugation
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Describes a process that requires oxygen
aerobic
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Process food; make medicines; mining; clean up oil spills
uses of bacteria
300
a protein to which carbohydrate molecules are attached
glycoprotein
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Viral replication is when a virus's DNA is copied as a provirus without destroying the cell
lysogenic cycle
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Chemical that interfere with life processes in bacteria
antibiotic
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a membrane like layer that covers the protein coat (capsid) of some viruses
envelope
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Small pox; chicken pox; hepatitis; influenza; polio; common cold; mumps; etc.
viral diseases
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______________ are the principal decomposers (break down the cells of dead organisms) of the living world
heterotrophic bacteria
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Cells that do not have a nucleus
prokaryotic
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A virus, microorganism, or other substance that causes disease
pathogen
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a nonliving particle made up of a nucleic acid and a protein coat; it can infect and destroy a cell
virus
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Cells that have a nucleus
eukaryotic
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a bacterium that is shaped like a spiral
spirillum
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Describes a process that does not require oxygen
anaerobic
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Acquired immune deficiency syndrome
AIDS
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When bacteria aren’t killed by antibiotics because of a mutation that allows to survive
antibiotic resistance
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a virus that infects bacteria
bacteriophage
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Do not metabolize; do not reproduce; no homeostasis
viruses not alive
500
Deliberate exposure of people to biological toxins or pathogens
biowarfare
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a bacterium that is shaped like a rod
bacillus