Chapter 4- Functional Anatomy Of Rokaryotic And Eukaryotic Cells

Question 1

Glycocalyx

Answer 1

meaning sugar coat

substances that surround cells

Sticky glue surrounding eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells -the glue that hold the cells in place

external to the cell wall and composed of polysaccharide, polypeptie or both

also can protect a cell against dehydration and its viscosity may inhibit movement of nutrients out of the cell

Question 2

Prokaryotes

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-make up a vast group of unicellular organisms that include bacteria and archaea -the majority are bacteria -typically DNA is not enclosed w in a membrane & is usually a singular, circularly arranged chromosome -DNA not associated w his tones -generally lack organelles such as nuclei mitochondria and chloroplasts -their cell walls almost always contain the complex polysaccharide peptidoglycan -usually divide by binary fission

Question 3

Binary fission

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Where DNA is copied, & the cell splits into 2 cells

Question 4

Eukaryotes

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-DNA is found in the cells nucleus-which is separated from the cytoplasm by a nuclear membrane and the DNA is found in multiple chromosomes -the DNA is consistently associated e chromosomal proteins called histones and w non histones -have a # of membrane enclosed organelle, including mitochondria endoplasmic reticulum, golgi complex, lysosomes and sometimes chloroplasts - their cell walls, when present r chemically simple -cell % usually involves mitosis- the 2 cells produced are identical to each other

Question 5

Coccus plural:cocci

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bacterial cells shape-usually round but can b oval, elongated or flattened on the side

Spherical Meaning:berries Usually round but can b oval, elongated or flattened on the side; when they % to reproduce the cells can remain attached to one another

Question 6

Bacillus plural:bacilli

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Rod shaped Meaning:little rods or walking sticks

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Spiral

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Spiral

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Diplococci

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Cocci that remain in pairs after % are called diplococci

bacterial cells shape-usually round but can b oval, elongated or flattened on the side

Question 9

Streptococci

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Cocci that % and remain in chainlike patterns

bacterial cells shape-usually round but can b oval, elongated or flattened on the side

Question 10

Tetrads

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Cocci that % in 2 planes and Remain in groups of 4

bacterial cells shape-usually round but can b oval, elongated or flattened on the side

Question 11

Sarcinae

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Cocci that % in 3 planes and remain attached in cubelike groups of 8

bacterial cells shape-usually round but can b oval, elongated or flattened on the side

Question 12

Staphylococci

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Cocci that % in multiple planes and for grape like clusters or broad sheets

bacterial cells shape-usually round but can b oval, elongated or flattened on the side

Question 13

single bacilli

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appear as single rods

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diplobacilli

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appear in pairs after division

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streptobacilli

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occur in chains

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coccobacilli

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are oval and lloo so much like cocci that they are called coccobacilli

Question 17

bacillus

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refers to a bacterial shape// but when capitalized and italicized it refers to a specific genus

bacillus cells often form long, twiste chains of cells

Question 18

vibrios

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bacteria that look like curved rods

Question 19

spirilla

singular- spirillum

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have a helical shape, like a corkscrew and fairly rigid bodies

move by flagella- propeler like appendages

Question 20

spirochetes

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spirals are helical and flexible

they move by axial filaments- which resemble flagella but are contained w in a flexible exernal sheath

Question 21

the shape of bacterium

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is determined by heredity

Question 22

monomorphic

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genetically most bacteria are..

they maintain a single shape; environmental condtions can alter shape though

Question 23

pleomorphic

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bacteria w many shapes not just 1

Question 24

capsule

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if the glycocalyx substance is organized and is firmly attached to the cell wall

can b determined by using negative staining-halo

capsules often protect pathogenic bacteria from phagocytosis by the cells of the host

Question 25

slime layer

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if the glycocalyx substance is unorganozed and only loosly attatched to the cell wall

Question 26

bacterial virulence

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the degree to which a pathogen causes disease

Question 27

extracellular polymeric substance (EPS)

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a glycocalyx that helps cells in a biofilm attatch to their target environment and to eachother protects the cells w in it, facilitactes communication among them and enables the cells to survive by attatching to various surfaces in their natural environment

Question 28

flagella (has 3 basic parts) singular-flagellum

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some prokaryotic cells have long filaments appendages that propel bacteria 3 basic parts: filament, hook, basal body

Question 29

atrichous | (without projections)

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bacteria that lack flagella

Question 30

peritrichous flagella may be...^

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distributed over the entire cell

Question 31

polar flagella is..^ can also be monotrichous or lophotrichous or amphitrichous

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polar: at one or both poles/ends of the cell monotrichious: a single flagellum at one pole lophotrichous: a tuft of flagella coming from one pole amphitricious: flagella at both poles of the cell

Question 33

motility

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the ability of an organism to move by itself enables a bacterium to move toward a favorable environment or away from an adverse one

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run or swim

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the movement...when bacteriam moves in one direction for a length of time

Question 36

tumble

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periodic, abrupt random changes in direction of bacterium movement caused by a reversal of flagellar rotation

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swarm

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bacterium show rapid wavelike movement across a solid culture medium

Question 38

taxis chemotaxis phototaxis

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movement of a bacterium toward or away from a particular stimulus chemotaxis: stimuli include chemicals phototaxis: stimuli inclide light