Bold Terms

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species

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A group of organisms that look-alike and can interbreed under natural conditions to produce fertile offspring

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Binomial nomenclature

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A method of naming organisms by using two names the genus name and the species name. scientific names are italicized.

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Taxa

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Categories used to classify organisms

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Protista

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The kingdom that used to be for unicellular organisms such as in amoeba. more recently multicellular algae have been added to the kingdom

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Mo era

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In the five kingdoms system the kingdom that includes organisms that lack a true nucleus

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Archaebacteria

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Their prokaryotic, their heterotrophs they live in Salt Lake’s, Hot Springs and animal guts

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Eubacteria

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Simple organisms lacking nuclei, prokaryotic,either heterotrophs for autotrophs, all can reproduce asexually, they live nearly everywhere
Example bacteria and cyanobacteria

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Phylogeny

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The history of the evolution of the species or group of organisms

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Fungi

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Most are multicellular
all are heterotrophic
reproduce sexually and asexually
 most live on land 
they have a cell wall
 example is mushroom yeast and bread mold

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Plantae

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All or multicellular
 all are autotrophs 
 reproduce sexually and asexually
 most live on land 
they have a cell wall
 example are mosses, ferns, and flowering plants

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Animalia

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All are multicellular
 all are heterotrophs 
most reproduce sexually 
live in land and aquatic habitats 
they don't have a cell wall
 examples are sponges, worms,lobsters, starfish and humans

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Viruses

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Microscopic particles capable of reproducing only with in living cells

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Capsid

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The protective protein coat of viruses

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Bacteriophages

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The category of viruses that infect and destroy bacterial cells

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Host range

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The limited number of host species, tissues, or cells that a virus or other parasite can infect

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Lysis

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The distraction or bursting open of the cell when invading virus replicates in a bacterium many viruses are released

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Lysogeny

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The dormant state of a virus

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A.S.A.R

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A- attachment
S- synthesis
A- Assembly
R- release

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Vaccines

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Solutions that are prepared for viral components or inactivated viruses

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Examples of human viral diseases

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Chickenpox, smallpox, measles, rabies, aids

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Gene therapy

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When you remove the genes of a virus and insert normal ADA genes then you put it back into the cell the cell reproduces with the healthy genes

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Common characteristics of archaebacteria and eubacteria

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All are single celled celled
contain no membrane-bound organelle
cells have a single chromosome
cells reproduce asexually by binary fission

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Obligate aerobes

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Bacteria that require oxygen for respiration

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Obligate anaerobes

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Bacteria that conduct restoration processes in the absence of oxygen

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Facultative anaerobes

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Bacteria that prefer environments with oxygen but can live without oxygen

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Endospores

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Dormant cells of a bacilli bacteria contain genetic material encapsulated by a thick resistant cell wall. these forms of cells develop when environmental conditions become unfavourable

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Harmful effects of bacteria examples

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Clostridia- botulism, tetanus Streptococci-strep throat, scarlet fever Lactobacilli- spoiling of milk

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Antibiotics

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Chemicals produced synthetically or by microorganisms that inhabit the growth or destroy certain other microorganisms

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Plant like protist

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Euglenphyta- they live in freshwater, can take in solid food and reproduce asexually

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Chrysophyta (Golden brown algae and diatoms)

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This group is found in both freshwater and saltwater they contain chlorophyll and are autotroph's many are flagellated and encased in shells or skeletons diatoms the most abundant plantlike protests are not flagellated but are encased into thin silica valves or shells joined together

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Phrrophyta (dinoflagellates)

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Autotrophs contain chlorophyll and red pigment they're important primary producers and a major component of the oceanic phytoplankton

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Chlorophyta (green algae)

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Some are unicellular some multicellular Live mainly in freshwater but also moist solids and tropical seas they are autotrophs and contain the pigment chlorophyll and carotene

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Phaeophyta (brown algae)

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Brown algae mainly live in colder seawater and include kelp and rockweed. members of this phylum are multicellular autotrophic and contain the pigments chlorophyll and fucoxanthin

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Rhodophyta (red algae)

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Some red Algae live in freshwater but most inhabit warmer seawater these multicellular organisms include Dulce and Irish Moss red algae are autotrophic and include various pigments of chlorophyll, carotene and phycobilin

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Animallike protests

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K

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Cysts

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Cells and have a hardened protective covering on top of the cell membrane

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Ectoplasm

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I thin semirigid layer of the cytoplasm under the plasma membrane

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Endoplasm

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The fluid part of the cytoplasm that fills the inside of the cell the endoplasm is responsible for an amoeba shape as it moves