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Prokaryotes

No visible nucleus in membrane

Eubacteria

Live in normal conditions

Archaebacteria

Live in harsh conditions

Monera

Bacterial Kingdom

Cocci

Round

Bacillus

Rod Shaped

Spirilium

Spiral Shaped

Strepto

Lines

Staphylo

Groups

Mono

Singles

Diplo

Two



Tetra

Four

How does bacteria move?

1.) Flagella


2.) Glide on slime


3.) Do not move (use blood/fluids)

Autotrophs

Make their own food

Photosynthesis

Uses sunlight

Chemosynthesis

Occurs in the dark areas

Heterotrophs

Get food from another source


*Decomposers


*Consumers

Aerobes

Use Oxygen

Anaerobes

Do not use oxygen

Obligate

Have to have or cannot have materials

Facultative

Does not matter if it has materials

Binary Fission

One cell splits into two identical cells.

Conjugation

Two cells connect and exchange genetic material.

Lag

Getting comfortable

Exponential

Large increase

Stationary

Levels off

Death

Numbers decrease

Endospores

Protective internal capsule during harsh conditions


*Much thicker in Archaebacteria than Eubacteria

Decomposers

recycle nutrients back into the soil.


*Breaks down plant and animal matter


*Purifies water


*Sewage breakdown



Nitrogen Fixation

"Free" Nitrogen Gas (N2) is changed into a usable Nitrate (NO3, NH3)

Legumes

Bacteria in nodules on roots of plants like soybeans and peanuts.

Pathogens

Anything that causes disease


*Cause harm by:


- 1.) Damaging Tissues


-2.) Creating Toxins

Antibiotics

Substances that kill or block bacterial growth



Alexander Flemming

Discovered the first Antibiotic


(Penicillium)



Louis Pasteur

Created the first bacterial vaccine (Anthrax)


Also created Pasteurization

Pasteurization

Process of heating up food to kill bacteria

How Humans use Bacteria

1)Used in food- Wine, Yogurt, and Cheese


2) Used in Cleaner- For industry


3) Used to make certain drugs


4) genetic engineering- Used to make genes

Sterilization

Heating equipment up to a high temperature

Disinfectant

Using Lysol and cleaners

Salting

Put meat into barrel of salt so bacteria wouldn't grow on it.

Oxygen Producers

Cause Photosynthesis and Create Oxygen