Kingdom Monera Flashcards

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In kingdom Monera, cell wall is made of

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Peptidoglycan and Murein, Polysaccharides and amino acids

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cell membrane is made of

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lipids+ proteins

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periplasmic space is analogous to

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lysosome

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circular bacteria are? give examples

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Coccus eg staphylococci, diplococcus, pneumoniae

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rod shaped bacteria are? give examples

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Bacillus eg. lactobacillus, anthracis

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spiral bacteria are? give examples

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Spirilli eg. Spirilum voluntans

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Comma bacteria are? give examples

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Vibrio eg. vibrio cholarae

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Unique phenotypic properties are given to the bacteria by

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Plasmids

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Only bacteria without cell wall

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Mycoplasma

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Glycocalyx which is present in the form of a loose sheath

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slime layer

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Glycocalyx present in the form of hard layer is

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cell capsule

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Lipopolysaccharide layer is present in

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Gram negative bacteria

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Eubacteria was first observed by

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Anton Von Leeuwenhoek and called it “animalcule”

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Bible of Bacterial classification

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Bergey’s Manual

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L ring is made of

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Lipopolysaccharides

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Which type of bacteria retains the stain

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Gram-positive

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Sex pili are found only in

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Male or donor cell

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which type of pili help in infection and attachment

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Shorter pili

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Which type of pili helps in conjugation

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Longer pili

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Flagella are made of

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Flagellin( contractile)

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pili are made of

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Pilin (non-contractile)

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The glycocalyx is divided into two types

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Capsules and SLime layer

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The glycocalyx is made of

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polysaccharides and polypeptides

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Another name of mesosome

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Chondroid

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Mesosomes are found in the form of
Vesicles, Tubules, Lamellae
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Mesosomes are analogous to
Mitochondria
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The enzyme that digests peptidoglycan
Lysozyme
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Volutin Granules function is
metachromatic granules that store polymetaphosphate
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bacteria whose cell wall has been removed
L-form bacteria
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bacteria involved in the souring of wine
Acetobacter aceti
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Bacteria involved in chemosynthesis
Nitrosomonas, nitrococci, nitrobacter
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Fermentation bacteria are generally
anaerobic eg. lactobacillus
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Teichoic acid is present only in
gram-positive bacteria
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Parasitic bacteria example
Mycobacter leprae, m. tuberculosis
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SAPROPHYTIC BACTERIA EXAMPLES
PSEUDOMONAS, CLOSTRIDIUM BOTILINUM, B. VULGARIS, STAPHYYLOCOCCI
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ENDOSPORE FORMATION IS MOSTLY SEEN IN
BACILLUS BACTERIA DURING UNFAVOURABLE CONDITIONS
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Endospore has maximum resistance due to ............. in their wall
Ca- dipicolenate
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Name the product of reproduction that is highly resistant to unfavourable conditions
endospore
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The most common method of reproduction
BInary fission
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Type of reproduction in which genetic material is transferred via bacteriophage
Transduction
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First organisms to evolve oxygen
Blue-green bacteria
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name the pigments present in blue-green algae along with their colours
Chlorophyll a-green Carotenoids- yellow C-phycocyanine- blue C-phycoerythrin- red
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What is the organism that is responsible for red tide
Trichodesmium erythrum (cyanobacteria)
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Name some uses of SCP
used in dietary supplements, fodder for cattle, be grown in tanks
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Name some colonial cyanobacteria
Anabaena and microcysts- they form shiny colonies and are covered with slimy mucilagenous sheath
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Name some filamentous bacteria
oscillatoria
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Name the vitamins that Escherichia coli is rich in
Vit E and K and is used in genetic engineering
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Alpha granules store
cyanophycaen starch (not true starch)
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Gas vacuoles help in
Buoyancy and floating
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WHat cause crown gall disease in plants
Agrobacterium tumifacius also used in genetic engineering
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Symbiotic form name some bacteria
Nostoc and Anabaena
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What is used in the roots of water fern (Azolla)
Anaebena
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Anabaena and nostoc are found in the roots of
Cycas and coralloid roots
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Free-living BGA are
Anabaena, oscillatoria, nostoc and anabaena
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Nostoc has a special cell which is called
heterocyst - helps in N2 fixation
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Reproduction in BGA
Binary fission in spirulina | Fragmentation in oscillatoria and allosira
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Name some useful things about BGA
N2 fixation, used in green manure, releases acids to make the soil fertile, release certain toxins in order to kill mosquito larvae
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Harmful acts of BGA
causes water bloom in polluted water bodies.
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Name some diseases caused by mycoplasma
- sterility in male - bovine pleuropneumonia in cattle - -little leaf disease in brinjal - bunchy top in papaya - aster yellow in sunflower - witches broom in potato and groundnut
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Which taxonomic category is mycoplasma
Genus
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Mycoplasma was discovered by
Nocard and Roux, Doi, Nowak
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Jokers of microbiology
Mycoplasma since they show pleomorphism
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The membrane of mycoplasma is made of
lipoprotein
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Why is mycoplasma resistant to penicillin
Since it lacks a cell wall
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Mycoplasma are susceptible to tetracycline, chloramphenicol since
they act on metabolic activities
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what is the mode of nutrition in mycoplasma
osmotrophic
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Name some anaerobic bacteria
Lactobacillus and Clostridium botulinum
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Name some aerobic bacteria
Clostridium tetani, Acetobacter aceti
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Archaebacteria have highly complex cell membrane since
they have highly branched lipid chains
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Archaebacteria which are used in making antibiotics
Frankia, Streptomyces, Beggiattoa
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Halophiles live in
Highly salty areas eg. halobacterium
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Thermoacidophiles live in
HIGHLY SALINE AREAS AND ACIDIC AREAS. EG. sulpholobus
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METHANOGENS LIVE IN
marshy areas to produce methane eg. rumenococcus, methanobacter, methanomicrobium, methanococcus
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Archaebacteria lack......... but have..........
Peptidoglycan but have peptides and polysaccharides