Ch.4 Anatomy Of Prokaryotic And Eukaryotic Cells Flashcards
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Prokaryotes:
~ Come from the greek words for —
~ One — chromosome, not in a membrane
~ No — & —
~ Bacteria: — cell well
~ Archaea: — cell wall
~ Divides by ——
- Prenucleus
- Circular
- Histone & Organelles
- Peptidoglycan
- Pseudomurein
- Binary Fission
Eukaryotes:
~ Comes from the Greek words ——
~ — chromosomes, in a ——
~ Has — & —
~ — cell walls, when present
~ Divides by —
- True Nucleus
- Paired
- Nuclear Membrane
- Histones & Organelles
- Polysaccharide
- Mitosis
Size, Shape, and Arrangement of Bacterial Cells:
~ Average size: — to — diameter x — to — length
~ Most Bacteria are —
~ A few are —
- 0.2 to 2.0 nanometers
- 2 to 8 nanometers
- Monomorphic (single shape)
- Pleomorphic (many shapes)
Shapes of Bacterial cells:
~ — (rod shaped)
~ — (spherical)
~ Spiral
* —,—, —
* ——
* —
- Bacillus
- Coccus
- Vibrio, spirillum, spirochete
- Star-Shaped
- Rectangulat
Arrangement of Bacterial Cells:
~ Pairs: —,—
~ Clusters: —
~ Chains: —,—
~Groups of fours: —
~ Cube-like groups of eight: —
- Diplococci, diplobacilli
- Staphylococci
- Streptococci, streptobacilli
- Tetrads
- Sarcinae
Glycocalyx:
~ — to cell wall
~ — and —
~ Made of — and/or —
~ Contribute to virulence
* Capsules prevent —
* Extracellular polymeric substance helps form —
~ Two Types:
* —: neatly organized and firmly attached
* —: unorganized and loose
- External
- Viscous & Gelatinous
- Phagocytosis
- Biofilm
- Capsule
- Slime Layer
Flagella:
~ — appendages — of the cell
~ — bacteria
~ Made of ——
~ Three parts:
* —: outermost region
* —: attaches to the filament
* ——: consists of rod and pairs of rings; anchors flagellum to the cell wall and membrane
- Filamentous
- External
- Propel
- Protein Flagellin
- Filament
- Hook
- Basal Body
—: Single flagellum at one pole
Monotrichus
—: single (or more than one) flagellum at each pole
Amphitrichous
—: two or more flagella at one pole
Lophotrichous
—: Flagella all over the surface of the cell
Peritrichous
Flagella:
~ Flagella allows bacteria to move toward or away from —(—)
~ Flagella — to “run” or “tumble”
~ Flagella proteins are — — and distinguish among —
- Stimuli (Taxis)
- Rotate
- H Antigens
- Serovars
Axial Filaments:
~ Also called —
~ Found in —
~ Anchored at — end of a cell
~ Rotation causes cell to move like a —
- Endoflagella
- Spirochetes
- One
- Corkscrew
Fimbriae: — appendages that allow for —
- Hairlike
- Attachment
Pilli:
~ Involved in —
~ — pili involved in — transfer from one cell to another
- Motility
- Conjugation
- DNA
The Cell Wall:
~ Prevents ——and — the cell membrane
~ Made of — (in bacteria)
~ Contributes to —
- Osmotic Lysis
- Protects
- Peptidoglycan
- Pathogenicity
Peptidoglycan:
~ — of a repeating — in rows:
* ——
* ——
* Rows are linked by —
- Polymer
- Disaccharide
- N-acetylglucosamine (NAG)
- N-acetylmuramic Acid (NAM)
- Polypeptides
Gram-Positive Cell Walls:
~ — peptidoglycan
~ Teichoic Acids:
* — acid links cell wall to plasma membrane
* Wall teichoic acid links the —
* Carry a — charge
* Regulate movement of —
~ Polysaccharides and teichoic acids provide ——
- Thick
- Lipoteichoic
- Petidoglycan
- Negative
- Cations
- Antigenic specifity
D-amino acid can naturally be found in petidoglycan bacteria cell wall:
True or False
True
Gram-Negative Cell Walls:
~ — petidoglycan
~ — membrane
~ — space
~ Periplasm — the outer membrane and the plasma membrane contains —
~ Outer membrane made of —, —, and —
- Thin
- Outer
- Periplasmic
- Between
- Peptidoglycan
- Polysaccharides, lipoproteins, and phospholipids
Gram Negative Cell Walls:
~ Protect from —, —, and —
~ Made of Lipolysaccharides (LPS)
* —— function as —
* — connects o-antigen to lipid A. Comprised of a — chain of —
* Lipid A is an — embedded in the top lay. Lipid A anchors — to outer membrane
~ Porins (proteins) form — through membrane
- Phagocytes, Complement, & Antibiotics
- O polysaccharide
- Antigen
- Core
- Short
- Sugars
- Endotoxin
- LPS
- Channels
Cell Walls and the Gram Stain Mechanism:
~ ——- crystals form inside cell
~ Gram Positive
* Alcohol — peptidoglycan
* ——— do not leave
~ Gram Negative
* Alcohol — outer membrane and leaves holes in petidoglycan
* CV-I washes out; cells are —
* — added to stain cells
- Crystal Violet-Iodine
- Dehydrates
- CV-I Crystals
- Dissolves
- Colorless
- Safranin
Atypical Cell Walls:
~ Acid-Fast Cell Walls
* Like gram — cell walls
* —— (——) bound to peptidoglycan
* —
* —
* Stain with —
- Positive
- Waxy Lipid (Mycolic Acid)
- Mycobacterium
- Nocardia
- Carbolfuchsin
Atypical Cell Walls:
~ Mycoplasmas
* Lack ——
* — in plasma membrane
~ Archaea
* —— or
* Wall of —
- Cell Walls
- Sterols
- Wall-less
- Pseudomurein