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Microbiology - the study of all organisms that require a microscope to view

Types of microorganims incluse:


-bacteria


-fungus


-fungi


-protozoa


-helminths


-algae

Bacteria have been on the planet for over 3.5 billion years

These include:


-prokaryotes (no nucleus): only unicellular and lack membrane bound organelles


-eukaryoyes (true nucleus): can be uni or multicellular and contain membrane bound organelles

Bacteria

-prokaryotes


-peptidoglycan cell walls


-binary fission


-use organic, inorganic, or photosynthesis for energy

Archaea

-prokaryotic


-lack peptidoglycan wall


-extremeophiles

Protozoa

-eukaryotes


-eat organic chemicals


-can move around using cilia, flagella, or pseudopods

Algae

-eukaryotes


-cell wall (cellulose)


-produce oxygen and other organic compounds



Viruses

-acellular


-consist of DNA or RNA core that is surrounded by a protein coat


-coat may be enclosed in lipid envelope


-only replicated by via living cell host

Multicellular Animal Parasites

-eukaryotes


-multicellular animals


-parasitic/flatworms call helminths


-microscopic stages in lifecycle

Microbe functions

Microbes can create energy by either providing photosynthesis or by decomposing other organisms.