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| obligate pathogens, several soil bacteria, plant pathogesn, nitrifying (use ammonia to get N2) nd nitrogen fixers and insect symbionts; have prosthecae (appendage coming off) and bacteria with cycles similar to eukaryotes |
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| important human and animal pathogens, important soil and water microbes |
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| important human pathogens, vibrionales (found in coastal water) and enterbacteriales (facultatively anaerobic) |
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| include helicobacters (most important multiple flagella and cause peptic ulcers) other human pathogens |
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| gram-negative and include alpha beta gamma delta and epsilon |
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| low G + C content; several human pathogens; spore forming; Ex Clostridium are endospore-producing obligate aerobes; gernally aerotolerant anaerobes; lack an electron-transport chain) |
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| high G + C content; include mycobacteria (human pathogen) and cornybacteria (diptheria causeing pathogen) |
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| extreme halophiles, thermophiles and methanogens are included |
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