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Bacteria type

Gram positive vs Gram Negative

Postive - Purple/blue under microscope. Thicker cell walls - susceptible to Penicillin which inhibits cell walll formation



Negative - Red undermicroscope. Thinner cells walls.

Viruses general information

0.02-3 micrometers


Genetic Material sorrounded by protein coat.


Invade host cells, rake over biochemistry to reproduce rapidly and evolve rapidly.


Bacteriophages attack bacteria cells.


E.g.


HIV/AIDs


Influenza virus


Tabacco Mosaic Virus


Herpes

Ring Rot

Bacterial


Targets Potatoes, tomatoes and 🍆


Caused by gram positive bacteria - Clavibacter Michiganesis


Destroys 80% of crops - leaves, tubers and fruit


Once infected, field cannot be reused for 2+ years, no cure

TMV

Tabacco Mosaic Virus


Tabacco plants + tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, petunia and delphiniums


Damages leaves, flowers fruit


Stunts growth and Yield - can cause crop loss


No cure, only resistance

Potato Blight

Fungal-like Protoctist


Hyphae penetrate host cell


Leaves, tubers and fruit destroyed


Millions of £ of crop damage


No cure - resistant strains, management and chemical treatments to reduce infection risk

Black Sigatoka

Fungal


Attacks and Destroys banana trer leaves


Hyphae penetrate and digest cells, leaves turn black


Can cause 50% Yield reduction


Resistant strains made, fungicide and hisbandry to reduce infection risk


No cure

Tuberculosis/TB

Bacterial disease - mycobacteria tuberculosis and M. bovis


Tagets lung tissue and suppresses immune system


1.3/8.6 million deaths in 2012


Antibiotics


Vaccinations

HIV and AIDs

Human Immunodeficiency Virus


Targets T helper Cells. Gradually Destroys immune system.


Retrovirus with reverse transcriptase to turn RNA into DNA


Passed via body fluids


No vaccine, no cure

Influenza

Viral infection