Prokaryotes
Protists
Fungi
Reproductive Strategies
Viruses
100

Of the 3 Domains of life, which are prokaryotes

Bacteria and Archaea

100

Protists such as amoeba move using these structures

pseudopods

100

Mycelium are made of....

hyphae

100

Most of these fungi reproduce sexually, and produce a distinctive club-shaped fruiting body

Basidiomycota

100

A bacteriophage can infect...

bacteria

200

What are distinct features of a prokaryotic cell

Lacks a membrane-bound nucleus

• DNA is found in an area of the cell called the nucleoid

• Has a protective cell wall

200

Method of feeding by engulfing a food particle

phagocytosis

200

What does it mean if fungi are coenocytic? 

They lack septa entirely 

200

This phyla of fungi has flagellated spores and gametes

Chytridiomycota

200

The protein coat of a virus is called a _____

capsid

300

Name and describe the three shapes of bacteria.

Key shapes:

cocci – spherical

• can be colonial – “blobs”

 bacilli – Rod-shaped

• usually single cells

spirilla – spirals, corkscrew


300

Paramecium move by this appendage

Cilia

300

Give two ways fungi can be beneficial for humans, as well as have a negative impact.

Positive: 

 Fungi are the source for many antibiotics, including
penicillin
• Some mushrooms are delicious!
• Yeast is a fungi used in fermented foods

Negative: Fungi known as rusts, smuts, mildews, wilts, and blights cause billions of dollars of crop losses each year

• Saprophytic fungi are responsible for losses due to

spoilage of fruits and vegetables

300

Asexual reproduction in fungi involves production of ___

spores

300

Name at least two ways viruses are treated

1) vaccines

2) antivirals

3) phage therapy

400

What is the difference between Gram-positive or gram-negative?

Gram-positive

• Cell wall has extensive amount of peptidoglycan

- respond to antibiotics that
disrupt peptidoglycan synthesis 

Gram-negative

• Cell wall has a thin layer containing peptidoglycan and outer phospholipid bilayer

-respond to antibiotics that poison bacterial ribosomes

400

Members of this protist group cause toxic blooms called red tide

dinoflagellates

400

What is the single-celled growth form and the multicellular, filamentous growth form?

Two growth forms exist
1. Single-celled forms—
yeasts
2. Multicellular,
mycelia (singular:
mycelium

400

This structure forms a connecting "bridge" or appendage in bacteria to exchange information

The pilus

400

When a virus enters a cell, replicates, and spreads by breaking out of the cell, this is called ___ cycle

lytic

500

This is the first organism that oxygenated the atmosphere

cyanobacteria

500

This is the protist group that has chloroplasts from secondary endosymbiosis

Chromalveolata

500

Sexual reproduction in fungi involves two key processes, which are....

and

What occurs during both of these processes?

Plasmogamy occurs first

• Cytoplasms fuse

Karyogamy occurs second

• Nuclei fuse

• From haploid to diploid

500

When a bacteriophage spreads a plasmid to another bacteria, this is called____.

transduction

500

When a virus is "dormant" inside a cell, we call this the ____ cycle.

lysogenic