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Microbiology
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- 1Naming ruleCapitalise first letter of genus. Italicise or underline both genus and specific epithet.
- 2Bacteria ShapesCocci (Round)
Bacillus (Rod)
Spirilli (Spiral) - 3Prokaryote vs Eukaryote cells (name features)Both are CELLULAR
Prokaryotes;
Bacteria, No organelles or defined nucleus, have a rigid cell wall and capsule. Unbound circular genome.
Eukaryotes;
Viruses and fungi, COMPLEX, contain organelles, True nucleus and
linear genome, flexible cell wall. - 4Gram Stain ColoursGram positive - Purple
Gram negative - Pink - 5Positive Gram Stain FeaturesEasy to kill, cell well has thicker peptidoglycan and teichoic acids
- 6Negative Gram Stain FeaturesHarder to kill, cell wall has thinner peptidoglycan, lipid rich membrane layers
- 7Yes or no, these can be grown on Agar Bacteria, mycoplasmas, rickettsias, chlamydia, protozoa, viruses, fungi.Bacteria, yes,
Mycoplasmas, no,
Rickettsias, yes,
Chlamydia, yes,
Protozoa, no,
VIruses, no,
Fungi, yes. - 8List prokaryote microbesBacteria,
- 9List eukaryote microbesProtozoa, fungi, plant cells, animal cells.
- 10Define an obligate intracellular parasiteA microorganism that can live outside of a cell but can only reproduce when living within a host cell.
- 11List forms of obligate intracellular parasitesViruses, chlamydia, rickettsia,
- 12Can be gram stained, Y/N Bacteria, mycoplasma, rickettsia, chlamydia, protozoa, viruses, fungiBacteria, Y,
Mycoplasmas, N,
Rickettsias, Y (-)
Chlamydia, sometimes (depending on cell wall structure)
Protozoa, Y
Viruses, N,
Fungi, Y
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- Fichas sobre Microbiology, creado por Kirsten Sharma el 19/07/2017.
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