Module 1 Martin Flashcards

(35 cards)

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Taxonomy

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Science of classification

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Classification

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Groups based on mutual similarity or evolutionary relatedness

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Identification

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Based on cellular characteristics;
Chemical composition
Morphology
Biochemical activity
Antigens
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Procaryote

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Absent nuclear membrane
One, circular chromosome
Replicates through binary fission
Energy produced by cytoplasmic membrane
Few specialized organelles
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Eukaryotes

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Present nuclear membrane
Multiple, linear chromosomes
Reproduces through mitosis
Energy produced by mitochondria
Several specialized organelles
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Genus

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Subdivision of family
Written first
Underline if not italicized

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Species

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Subdivision of genus
Members have many similarities but distinctly different
Written after genus

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Groups and types

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Subdivisions based on antigenic differences

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Antigenic group

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Designated by capital letters

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10
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Antigenic type

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Designated by numbers

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11
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Are bacteria eukaryotic or procaryotic

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Procaryotic

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12
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Typical length of bacteria

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1 to 6 um, most about 1 to 2 um

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Typical diameter of bacteria

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0.5 to 0.8 um, some up to 1.5 um

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14
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Define morphology

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External appearance of the cell or colony

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15
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Magnification for observing bacteria

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1000 power

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16
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Gram positive color

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Blue to purple

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Gram negative color

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Shape of coccus

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Shape of bacillus

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Rod or cylindrical

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Variations of bacilli

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Coccobacillus
Coryneform or diphtheroid
Pleomorphic

21
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Define coccobacillus

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Short plump bacillus that resemble coccus

22
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Define coryneform

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Also known as diphtheroid
Club shaped
Resembles diphtheria bacillus

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Define pleomorphic

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Same bacteria can have many different shapes

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Spirochete or spirilla

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Spiral or corkscrew shaped, not usually visible by gram stain

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What are the different arrangements of bacteria
``` Single Pairs Chains Clusters Pallisades (bacilli only) ```
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Pallisades
Appearance of bacilli when lined up long side to long side | "Picket fence"
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Clusters
Division on three planes
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Describe the Cytoplasm
Aqueous | Genetic material suspended within the cytoplasm (RNA, DNA, Ribosomes)
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Function of the cytoplasm
Metabolism and replication
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What is the composition of the cytoplasmic membrane?
Phospholipid belayer | Proteins
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What is 8-10% of dry weight of cell?
Cytoplasmic membrane
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What is the phospholipid bilayer?
Hydrophilic heads and hydrophobic tails | Gatekeeper in to the cells
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Function of proteins in the cytoplasmic membrane
Poring (proteins that form channels through which large molecules can pass) Enzymatic reactions
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Functions of cytoplasmic membrane
Selective permeability (phospholipid bilayer) Energy production Synthesis and transport of peptidoglycan, teichoic acids, and outer membrane components Secretion of extra cellular hydrolytic enzymes
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Function of the cell wall
Shape and rigidity Protection from environment and some antimicrobial agents Site of antibody attachment to major cell antigens