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| Gelatonous Polypeptide or Polysaccaride layer that surrounds a cell |
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| Outermost living part of the cell. Phospholipid bilayer |
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| Fluid filled compartment of the cell |
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| Living part of the cell. Where metabolism occurs |
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| Where the cell's chromatid body is located. |
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| Elongated rigid tubual made of proteins. Only found in Gram-. Transfers information |
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| Numerous short filaments that project from many bacteria |
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| Thick walled Dormant survival cells |
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| Invaginations in the plasma membrane. Thylakoid membrane is a type that has photosynthetic abilities |
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| All the genes that make soemthing unique |
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| Storage crystals of inorganic material |
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| Single tuft of Flagella at one end |
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| Tufts of Flagella at both ends |
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| Flagella covering the entire cell |
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| Only found in Spirochetes. Don't act as a propeller but like a cork screw |
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| 3 kinds of bacteria that do not have peptidoglycan cell walls |
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| Myobacteria, myoplasm, and Archeabacteria |
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| 4 functions of the plasma membrane |
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1.Moves nutrients and wastes
2. have enzymes that produce ATP
3. Pigment involved with Photsynthesis
4. Secretion of Enzymes and Toxins out of the cell |
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| 2 methods of Bacterial isolation |
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| Streak Plate and Dilution |
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| 7 Bacterial identifications. |
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1. Microscopic morphology
2. Colony Morphology
3. Physiology
4. Serology
5. Chemical Analysis
6. Genetic Analysis
7. Phage typing |
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| What method is used to identify pathogens quickly? |
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| What method was replaced by Serology? |
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| What method looks at carbohydrates and lipids that make up bacteria? |
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| what method looks at DNA? |
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| Which uses antibodies to look for antigens? |
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| what causes rocky mountain spotted fever?? |
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| Archaeobacteria are what division? |
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| smallest know cells are in what division? |
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