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External Structure of Bacteria

KARLA STEPHANY RAMOS PINEDA English

External Structure of Bacteria

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External Structure of Bacteria

  1. Glycocalyx

  2. Substances that surround cells.

    • Composition
      • Polysaccharide
      • Polypeptide
        • Both
    • Organized
      • Capsule
        • Contribute to bacterial virulence
        • Protect from phagocytosis
    • Unorganized
      • Slime layer
    • Extracellular polymeric substance
      • Biofilms
        • Attach to target environment
      • Cell survival
  3. Flagella

    • Long filamentous appendages that propel bacteria.
      • Lack of flagella
        • Astrichous
      • Peritrichous
      • Polar
        • Monotrichous
        • Lophotrichous
        • Amphitrichous
      • Parts
        • Out: Filament
          • Flagellin
        • Medium: Hook
          • Protein
        • In: basal body
          • Rod inserted into rings.
            • Gram-negative: 4 rings
              • 2 in & 2 out
              • 2 out
            • Gram-positive: 2 rings
              • 2 in
      • Motility
        • Taxis
          • Away environment
            • Repellent
          • Toward environment
            • Attractant
      • Protein H antigen
  4. Axial Filaments

    • Spirochetes
      • Treponema palladium
        • Syphilis agent
      • Borrelia burgdorferi
        • Lyme disease agent
      • Movement
        • Axial filaments
        • Endoflagella
        • Corkscrew motion
          • Enable movement
            • Through body fluids.
  5. Fimbriae and Pili

    • Uses
      • Attachment
      • DNA transfer
      • Composition
        • Pilin protein
        • 2 types
          • Frimbiae
            • Occurs at
              • Poles
              • Entire surface
            • Adhere surfaces
              • Create Biofilms
              • Other adherations
              • Epithelial surfaces
            • 100 per cell
          • Pili
            • 1-2 per cell
            • Uses
              • Motility
                • Twitching
                  • 1. Pilus extention
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                  • 2. Surface contact
                  • 3. Retraction
                    • Grappling hook model
                      • Intermittent movements
                • Gliding
                  • Myxobacteria
                  • Pilus retraction
                  • Low water travel
                    • Biofilms
                    • Soil
              • DNA transfer
                • Conjugation
  6. Cell Wall

    • Semirigid
    • Uses
      • Stucture
      • Protection
        • Change of environment
      • Prevention
        • Bacteria rupturing
      • Anchorage for flagella
      • Antibiotics site of action
    • Contributes
      • Cause disease
    • Chemical Composition
      • Differentiate bacteria
      • Peptidoglycan
        • Repeating disaccharide
          • Monosaccharides
            • N-acetylglucosamine
              • Carbohydrate
            • N-acetylmuramic acid
        • Polypeptides
          • Lattice & protection
          • Tetrapeptide side chains
            • Linked by..
              • Bonds
              • Peptide cross-bridge
                • Short-chain amino acids
            • Constist of..
              • 4 amino acids
              • Backbone NAMs
    • Penicilin
      • Interferes linking
        • Lysis
          • Plasma rupture
          • Cytoplasm loss
  7. Gram-Positive Cell Wall

    • Thick & rigid structure
    • Contain
      • Layers of peptidoglycan
      • Teichoic acids
        • Consist of..
          • Alcohol
          • Phosphate
        • 2 classes
          • Lipoteichoic acid
            • Spans peptidoglycan
            • Linked to plasma membrane
          • Wall teichoic acid
            • Linked to peptidoglycan layer
        • Bind & regulate
          • Cations movement
            • In
            • Out
          • Cell growth
        • Used for..
          • Prevention
            • Wall breakdown
            • Lysis
          • Provide
            • Antigenic specificity
              • To identify
                • Gram-positive bacteria
  8. Gram-Negative Cell Walls

    • Consist of..
      • 1 Thin layer
        • Peptidoglycan
          • Bonded to..
            • Lipoproteins
              • Periplasm
                • Between
                  • Outer membrane
                  • Plasma membrane
                • Contains
                  • Degradative enzymes
                  • Transport proteins
      • Outer membrane
        • Consists of..
          • Lipopolysaccharides
            • Contains...
              • Lipids
              • Carbohydrates
            • Consists of..
              • Lipid A
                • LPS lipid portion
                • Embedded on top layer
                • Used as endotoxin
                  • When..
                    • Gram-negative bacteria die
                • Responsible for
                  • Gram-negative bacteria Infection symptoms
                    • Fever
                    • Dilation of blood vessels
                    • Shock
                    • Blood clotting
              • Core polysaccharide
                • Attached to..
                  • Lipid A
                • Contains
                  • Unusual sugars
                • Role
                  • Structural
                  • Provide stability
              • O polysaccharide
                • Composed of..
                  • Sugar molecules
                • Functions
                  • Antigen
                  • Distinguish gram-negative bacteria species
          • Lipoproteins
          • Phospholipids
        • Functions
          • Strong negative charge
            • Evading phagocytosis
            • Actions of complement
              • Defense of the host
          • Barrier
            • Some antibiotics
          • Digestive enzymes
            • Lysozyme
            • Detergents
            • Heavy metals
            • Bile salts
            • Certain dyes
          • Permeability
            • Due to..
              • Porins Proteins
                • Allow passage of..
                  • Molecules
                    • Nucleotides
                    • Disaccharides
                    • Peptides
                    • Amino acids
                    • Vitamin B12
                    • Iron

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Mind Map on External Structure of Bacteria, created by KARLA STEPHANY RAMOS PINEDA on 15/08/2018.
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