Chapter 10 Flashcards

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What is taxonomy?

A

field of classifying and identifying organisms

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What is systematics/phylogenetics?

A

evolutionary relationships between organisms

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3
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What are the three kingdoms?

A

Archaea, bacteria, and eukaryotes

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4
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What cell type is archaea?

A

prokaryotic

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5
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What cell type is bacteria?

A

prokaryotic

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6
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What cell type is eukaryotic?

A

eukaryotic

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7
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What membrane lipids do archaea use?

A

branched hydrocarbons

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8
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What membrane lipids do bacteria have?

A

straight hydrocarbons

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9
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What membrane lipids do eukaryotes use?

A

straight hydrocarbons

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10
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What is the 1st amino acid for archaea?

A

methionine

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11
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What is the 1st amino acid for bacteria?

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N-formyl methionine

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12
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What is the 1st amino acid for eukaryotes?

A

methionine

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13
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Does archaea have a common tRNA sequence?

A

absent

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14
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Does bacteria have a common tRNA sequence?

A

present

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15
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Do eukaryotes have a common tRNA sequence?

A

present

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16
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What is the general definition of a species?

A

population of cells indistinguishable from one another

17
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What are strains?

A

basically indistinguishable with a subtle difference

18
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What are the ways to identify bacteria?

A

-cell wall composition
-morphology
-gram stains
-biochemical tests
-oxygen requirements

19
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What kind of organism has an adaptive immune system?

A

found in vertebrates

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What do adaptive immune systems do?

A

produce antibodies and bind antigens

21
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What is immunoglobulin?

A

a type of antibody

22
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What is the process for developing useful antibodies?

A

Inject a known, heat-killed pathogen into a vertebrate, then isolate antibodies to create an antiserum.

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What is important about antiserum?

A

it can be used to identify strains

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What is a serotypes?

A

strains that are or are not pathogenic

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What do serotypes possess?
antigens that immunoglobulins respond to
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What does ELISA stand for?
Enzyme-linked Immunosorbent Assay
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What is the process of ELISA?
known antibodies are put into a well, and an unknown bacterial sample is added
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