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Ch. 6A

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the kingdom whose members were first found in extreme environments Archaea
Are bacteria generally more helpful or harmful to people? helpful
rod-shaped bacteria bacillus
they are more helpful than harmful bacteria
proper conditions for bacterial growth availability of moisture, oxygen, warm temps. and ability to get rid of wastes, certain pH range, overcrowding
How do bacteria reproduce? binary fission, asexually
three bacterial shapes spherical, rod-shaped and spiral
sphere shape bacteria coccus
the process in which plasmids are exchanged between bacteria conjugation
fungi and bacteria are important in the natural environment because they do this. decompose wastes
long whiplike, hairlike structure that propels certain bacteria in movement flagella
no prokaryote has this organelle nucleus
a unicellular organism that DOES NOT HAVE a nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles prokaryote
spiral-shaped bacteria spirillum
prefix for clumps or clusters of bacteria staph-
bacteria arranged end to end in long chains strep-
What are 5 foods produced with bacterial help? yogurt, cheese, dill pickles, sauerkraut, green olives
type of asexual reproduction, binary _____ FISSION
What makes Archaea different from Bacteria? 1. Cell walls lack a compound 2. DNA more similar to eukaryotes. 3. Sometimes found in extreme environments
The gummy boundary some bacteria have outside their cell walls for protection. capsule
Organisms that contain a single circular chromosome. bacteria
Smaller circular strands of DNA in addition to the main chromosome of a bacterium Plasmids
Substance contained in the cell walls of bacteria that makes them different from Archaea and other organisms with cell walls peptidoglycan
What first discovered Archaea were called since they were found in harsh environments extremophiles
The DNA and other essential parts of a bacterium within a protective covering that allows the bacterium to survive unfavorable conditions. endospore
5 beneficial roles of bacteria Keep less friendly bacteria away, fix nitrogen for use by plants, digest cellulose for ruminants, decompose dead stuff and wastes, used to producing or processing certain foods
process through which some bacteria become resistant to antibiotics conjugation
conditions that would slow the growth of bacteria high or low temps, dryness, high or low pH, overcrowding, buildup of waste materials, lack of oxygen
What are bacteria called that have become resistant to one or more types of antibiotic. superbugs
a medicine used to save lives because it destroys harmful bacteria and cures infections antibiotic
What makes Bacteria and Archaea different from the other kingdoms? are prokaryotic; don't have a nucleus
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