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gram-positive bacteria
cell walls have thick layer of peptidoglycan; purple gram stain reaction; look smoother
gram-negative bacteria
cell walls have a thin layer of peptidoglycan and an additional outer member; pink gram stain; endotoxins; antiobiotic susceptibility
capsule
sticky layer of polysaccharides or protieins; adhere, protect from immune system, prevent dehydration
fimbrae
"attachment pili"; attach to things
flagella
movement of bacteria
basal apparatus
system of rings embedded in cell wall and plasma membrane
plasmid
extra chromosomal DNA; carries factor that helps bacteria survive (NOT part of bacterial DNA; always circular)
endospores
structure formed by bacteria that is resistant to radiation, heat, dehydration, etc. 2 types of bacteria that can do this: bacillus (anthrax), clostridium (botulism)
cocci
spherical shaped bacteria
bacilli
rod-shaped bacteria
spirilli
spiral shaped bacteria
transformation
picking up genetic material from the environment (recombinant)
transduction
getting genetic info from a virus
conjugation
sex pilus transfers genetic material