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| Groups of bacteria that form filaments |
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| Groups of bacteria that form clusters |
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| double arrangement of bacteria |
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| the layer surrounding the cell wall of a bacterium |
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| Gram positive has a large techoic acid layer, and gram negative has a second membrane layer |
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| Two bacteria exchange genetic information |
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| Bacteria absorbs DNA from environment |
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| can use oxygen, but don't need it |
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| bacteria that live without oxygen |
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| the protein layer that surrounds the nucleic acid in a virus |
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| an outer layer of a virus that surrounds the caspid |
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| Proteins with carbohydrate molecules that are on the surface of viruses |
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| A virus shaped like a lunar lander |
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| viral cycle that results in destruction of host |
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| cycle that results in replication of viral DNA and is followed by the Lytic cycle |
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