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how are viruses transmitted

coughing, touching, etc

viruses are...

not living organisms

the two kingdoms of bacteria

eubacteria and archaebacteria

cells are...

small, can measure up to one meter in length

ribosomes are...

not identicials

membrane proteins...

diffusion by acting as channels or carriers

A goes with


DNA

T



C goes with


DNA

U

pathogen...

bacteria, virus or microorganisms that cause disease. present everywhere

how are pathogens transmitted

direct contact,airborne, blood contact

antibiotics resistance...

buildin up immunity to antibiotics. extremely dangerous



parasites infect...

fecal oral route, insect vectors, contaminated water

plasma membrane...



encased within a cell wall of peptidoglycan

shapes of bacteria

coccus, bacillus, spirillus

opportunistic organism

cause disease when opportunity is present

normal flora...

regulates immune system. prevents harmful bacteria growth. releases minerals from food. carbohydrates into SCFA and energy

Lytic cycle...

virus kills host

lysogenic cycle...

virus does not kill host cell, only integrates

fungi reproduces...

asexually

bacteriophage...

virus only affects bacteria

nucleus has...

nucleolus

centrioles..

eukaryotics involved with spindle fibers. transport chromosomes

ribosomes are the site of...

protein synthesis

mitochondria is the...

cellular powerhouse. chemical reactions of oxidative metabolism. two membranes around it

tissue being flexible is called

protein elastin

main cytoskeletal proteins are...

microtubules, intermediate filaments, and microfilaments

heart muscle supported by the cellular junction is called

gap junction

homostasis relies on

negative feedback

ratio of carbon hydrogen and oxygen

1:2:1

DNA sequence

AT CG

RNA sequence

AU CG

two types of nucleic acids

DNA and RNA

causes of antibiotic resistance

over prescribing, not using prescribed drugs, unnecessary antibiotics in agriculture, poor infection control, poor hygiene, lack of lab test

lipids are

triglycerides (saturated and unsaturated), cholesterol, phospholipids



nucleotides 3 parts

five carbon sugar (ribose or deoxyribose), phosphate, nitrogenous base

hydrolysis

water added, covalent bond broken

dehydration synthesis

water taken away. covalent bond formed

4 types of macromolecules

proteins, lipids/fats, carbohydrates, nucleic acids

Hooke

described cells in 1665

Schleiden

cells in plant 1838

Schwann

cells in animals 1839

DNA

deoxyribonucleic acids

Osmosis

water moves to higher to lower concentration

diffusion

molecules move higher to lower concentration without energy

hypotonic solution.

low concentration of solute. water diffuses into cell

hypertonic solution

high concentration of solute. water diffuses out of cell

isotonic solution

same concentration of solute. water moves in and out of cell

membrane bound nucleus

eukaryotic

organelles in animal cells, used in cell division, spindle fibers

centrioles

nucleus stores ______________ in the cell

DNA

Golgi body

packaging and processing center, process proteins

proteins embedded in _______________________ function to transport material in and out of the _______

plasma membrane, cell

the organelle is responsible for storing water in the plant cell is

vacuole

plasma membrane is composed of

phospholipid bi-layer

organelle contains its own DNA, energy supplier

mitochondria

enzyme filled organelle for breaking down waste in the cell

lysosome

work bench for the ribosomes

endoplasmic reticulum

major job of the ribosomes

make proteins