Virus/Bacteria
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| infectious disease | Is an illness that can pass from one organism to another.
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| vaccine | a substance intoduced into the body to stimulate the production of chemicals that destroy specific viruses or bacteria.
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| antibiotics | Chemicals that can kill bacteria without harming a person's cells.
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| antibiotic resistance | When some bacteria are able to survive in the presence of antibiotics.
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| common cold | The most common virus; it is a viral illness no cure just rest and plenty of fluids.
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| genetic material | The part of the virus which contains instructions for making another virus.
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| protein coat | The part of a virus that helps the virus attach to its host.
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| bacterial cells shapes are | rod, spiral and round.
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| genetic material in a bacterial cell | are located in the cytoplasm.
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| conjugation | Is sexual reproduction in bacterial cells that results in different bacterial cells.
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| binary fission | Is asexual reproduction in bacterial cells that result in two identical bacterial cells.
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| heterotrophic bacteria | Bacteria that obtain food by consuming other organisms or the food that organisms make.
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| toxins | Are poisons produced by bacteria that cause diseases.
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| prokaryotes | Are bacteria that their genteitic material is not contained in a nuclei.
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| ribosomes | Are structures in bacterial cells which are chemical factories where proteins are produced.
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| energy | Is needed in a constant supply to carry out all life processes,by all living organisms like bacteria
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| Tetanus | A bacterial disease treated with an antibiotic.
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| Chicken Pox | A viral infection which can be prevented with a vaccine.
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| Strep Throat | Is a bacterial infectiontreated with an antibiotic.
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| Lyme Disease | Is a bacterial infectiontreated with an antibiotic.
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| Influenza (flu) | A viral infection which some can be prevented with a vaccine.
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