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Chapter 1 Bio1570

Ch 1 - Living in a microbial world

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Applied Science The use of basic science to solve a specific practical problem
Archaea -One of the 2 domains of prokaryotic microorganisms; - the other is bacteria
Bacteria -One of the 2 domains of prokaryotic microorganisms - the other is archaea
Basic Science Scientific inquiry focused on revealing the manner in which fundamental processes in nature proceed
Cell Theory The theory stating that all living things are composes of one or more cells
Cell -The functional unit of life -A highly organized,typically microscopic structure. -Always surrounded by a cell membrane -Containing genetic material in the form of DNA
Control Group A group of treatments in an experiment in which the experimental variable is not manipulated
Control Variable -A factor that is maintained the same in both the experimental and control groups -variables not being tested in the testing of a specific hypothesis
Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) The principal genetic material of all living things, with the exception of some viruses
Eukaryotic Cells -A cell in which the DNA is enclosed in a membrane-enclosed organelle known as the nucleus -Animals, plants, fungi, protazoa,and algea have eukaryotic cells and are often referred to as Eukaryotes.
Evolution the genetically based development of new properties in organisms over successive generations
Experimental group -A group of treatments in an experiment in which the experimental variable is manipulated -the experimental group is compared with the control group
Hypothesis -A tentative explanation for a particular question about the natural world -Must be used to generate predictions about future events, which can be tested
Metabolism The biochemical reactions carried out by a cell or organism
Microbe - A living thing too small to be seen by the unaided eye. 1.Bacteria 2.Archaea 3.Fungi 4.Protazoa 5.Algea 6.Viruses
Microorganism - A living thing too small to be seen by the unaided eye. 1.Bacteria 2.Archaea 3.Fungi 4.Protazoa 5.Algea 6.Viruses
Model Organism -A species that has been intensively studied in the laboratory. Biological principals revealed though the study of model organisms may then be extrapolated to other living things.
Multicellular Consisting of many cells
Organelle General term for a membrane-enclosed structure within an eukaryotic cell that carries out a distinct function
Prion -An infectious protein, though to lack all nucleic acid -Are produced by forcing normal proteins to take on the shape of the aberrant prion protein
Prokaryotic Cell -A cell in which DNA is not enclosed within a membrane-enclosed nucleus -Bacteria & Archaea have prokaryotic cells and are often collectively referred to as prokaryotes.
Science A process of learning about nature through observation and experiment
Scientific Method -A defined series of steps in which the scientists learns about nature. The scientific method requires the construction and testing of a proper hypothesis
Unicellular Consisting of a single cell
Virus -A cellular life form, which is an obligate parasite and can only replicate itself inside a living cell -Viruses are the cause of many diseases.
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