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virus
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made of chromosome-like part surrounded by a protein coat
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host
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organism that provides food for a parasite
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parasite
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organism that lives in or on another living thing and gets food from it
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interferon
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chemical substance that interferes with the way viruses reproduce
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vaccines
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substances made from weakened or dead viruses
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bacteria
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very small, one-celled monerans
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bacteria lives where
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water
air soil food almost every object |
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capsule
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sticky outer layer
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flagellum move with
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whiplike thread
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fission
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process of one organism dividing into two organisms
fission is asexual |
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asexual reproduction
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reproducing of a living thing from only one parent
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what do bacteria need to live
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moisture
certain temperature food |
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endospore
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thick-walled structure that forms inside the cell, enclosing all the nuclear material and some cytoplasm.
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human diseases caused by bacteria
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strep throat
tuberculosis certain kinds of pneumonia gonorrhea meningitis |
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anthrax
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disease found in livestock
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Koch's postulates
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steps for proving a disease is caused by microscopic organism
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Kock's postulates
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1. organism must be present in living thing when disease occurs
2. organism must be taken from the host and grown in lab 3. when the organisms from the lab are injected in healthy host, cause disease 4. organism removed from new host, grown in lab |
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communicable diseases
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can be passed from one organism to another
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antibiotics
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chemical substances that kill or slow the growth of bacteria
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biotechnology
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use of living things to solve practical problems.
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blue-green bacteria
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small, one-celled monerans that contain chlorophyll and can make their own food.
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vaccine
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substance made from weakened viruses or bacteria
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biotechnology
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use of living things to solve practical problems
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pasteurization
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process of heating milk to kill bacteria
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communicable
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disease passed from one organism to another
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host
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organism that provides food for a parasite
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virus
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chromosome-like part surrounded by protein coat
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fission
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one organism divides into two organisms
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endospore
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protective structure with a thick wall that some bacteria form
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saprophyte
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organism that used dead material for food
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six traits of viruses
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1 so small seen only with electron microscope
2 different shapes 3 made of chromosome-like parts with coated shell 4. not cells and have no cell parts 5. reproduce only in living things 6. act like parasites |
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viruses cause disease in
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plants
animals humans |
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rabies virus infects only the _______________________ system
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nervous
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viruses are always ________________________ than the cells they infect
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smaller
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Viruses reproduce __________________
of living cells |
inside
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bacteria
antibiotics |
killed
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vaccines
bacteria |
prevented from starting
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disinfectants
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bacteria destroyed on objects that are not living
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freezing bacteria
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growth is slowed
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pasteurization
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heating kills harmful bacteria in milk
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antiseptics
bacteria |
kills on living things
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