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| unicellular organisms that lack a nucleus |
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| prokaryotes that use food for energy and carbon |
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| prokaryotes that use sunlight and food for energy and carbon |
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| prokaryotes that use light for energy and carbon |
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| use energy from chemical reactions for energy and carbon |
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| organisms that require a constant supply of oxygen in order to live .. TB bacteria |
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| bacteria that must live without oxygen |
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| bacteria that does not care if it has oxygen or not like e coli |
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| asexual reproduction where a bacterium replicates itself and produces two identical cells |
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| the process where bacteria exchange information through a hollow bridge |
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| a spore that is formed when bacterium produces walls when conditions are harsh |
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| bacterias process of converting nitrogen gas into a form plants can use |
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| nucleic acid and proteins, poison in latin, debate if alive or not alive |
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| a virus that can infect bacteria |
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| when a virus lyses the host cell immediatly which causes it to burst |
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| a virus changes a host cells DNA and then causes it to burst |
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| viral DNA that is embedded into the host's DNA |
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| a virus that starts with RNA and then turns itself into DNA inside hte host cell |
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| the disease causing agents in a virus |
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| to produce immunity for viruses, a preparation of weakened pathogens |
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| compounds that block the growht of bacteria |
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| single stranded RNA molecules that have no capsids |
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| particles that are only capsids - contain no DNA or RNA |
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