Chapter 1
"found everywhere"
Ubiquitous
Cells with no true nucleus
Extremophiles
Archaea
True or False: Viruses are cells
False
Spontaneous Generation
abiogenesis
Slime layer or capsule
Glycocalyx
2 basic forms of fungal cells
Yeasts and Mold
How are viruses classified?
DNA or RNA viruses
True or False: simple carbohydrates includes disaccharides
True
True or False: ALL bacteria have a cytoplasmic membrane, nucleoid, ribosomes and cytoplasm
True
Inner membrane folds of mitochondria
Cristae
Function of spikes on viral envelopes
Facilitate entry into host cells
Difference between DNA and RNA functions
DNA: blueprint of organism
RNA: carries out DNA's instructions and translates them into proteins
Functions of Eukaryotic Cilia
Locomotion, feeding and sensing enviroment
What properties do viruses lack that most other cells are able to do?
Self-replication, Metabolism, Homeostasis
What causes proteins to become denatured?
Heat, acid, alcohol and some disinfectants
Name the 4 types of flagellar arrangements
Monotrichous
Lophotrichous
Amphitrichous
peritrichous
Coccidioidomycosis
Valley Fever
Cytopathic Effect
The degenerative changes in cells associated with viral infection