CCM Biology
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
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Heterotrophs | Organisms that can't make their own food
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Autotrophs | Organisms that make their own food
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Pathogenic | Disease-causing
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Plasmids | Small pieces of DNA containing only a few genes
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Spores | Thick-walled structures which allow bacteria to survive unfavourable conditions
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Binary fission | Form of asexual reproduction in a bacterial cell
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Photosynthetic bacteria | Bacteria that make their food using sunlight
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Chemosynthetic bacteria | Bacteria that make their own food using energy from a chemical reaction
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Saprophyte | Organisms which get their food from dead organisms
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Symbiotic organisms | Organisms of one species living in a close relationship with a second species where at least one organism benefits
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Parasitism | Two organisms of different species living together, where one benefits and causes harm to the other
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Antibiotics | Chemicals produced by microorganisms that are toxic to bacteria
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Sterile | Free from all microbes
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Asepsis | Excluding microbes from as much of the environment as possibe
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Prokaryotic | Cell with no membrane-bound nucleus or cell organelles
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Eukaryotic | Cell with a true nucleus and membrane-bound cellular organelles
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Continuous flow method | Production in which microbes are maintained in the log phase of growth by the addition of fresh medium
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Batch flow method | Production in which fixed amounts of nutrients are added to a bioreactor which is emptied of its contents at the end of production
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Mycelium | Mass of hyphae
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Chitin | Structural polysaccharide found in fungi cell walls
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Rhizopus | Bread mould
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Gametangium | Structure that produces gametes in Rhizopus
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Budding | Form of asexual reproduction in yeast
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Pseudopodia | False feet found in amoeba used for movement and to engulf prey
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Contractile vacuole | Structure in amoeba used for osmoregulation
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