Classification Of Bacteria

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3 nutritional groups of Bacteria

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1) photo autotroph (photosynthesis)

2) chemo autotroph (inorganic chemicals)

3) heterotroph (eat organic matter)

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Baccilus

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Rod shaped

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Coccus

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Sphere

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Vibrio

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Comma shaped

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Spirilum

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Spiral

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Mono

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1

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Diplo

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2

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Strepto

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Chain

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Staphylo

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Mass (grapes)

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Tetra

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4

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Flagella

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Movement of Bacteria

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Attachment pili

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Hold onto stuff

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Conjugation pili

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Exchanging dna

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Mordant

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Substance that combines with a dye to help it "stick" to the bacteria (iodine)

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High toxicity

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+

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Lots of peptidoglycan

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+

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Endotoxins

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-

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Strong antigenicity

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+

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Very specifically targeted toxins

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+

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Techoic acids NOT present

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-

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Very rigid cell wall

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+

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High lipid count

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-

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Mycins used to combat it

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-

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High fever

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-

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Stains pink

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-

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Illin drugs work?

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Prevent normal cell production/repair

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Mycin drugs work?

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Interfere with protein and ribosome function/production

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Too much bacteria means?

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Too dense, station too darkly, can't see through it

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Alcohol in a gram stain?

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As a decolorizer, taking excess dye off

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Why do we heat the gram stain slide?

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Make bacteria stick

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Grahm positive diseases

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Meningitis, botulism, tetanus, cholera, diphtheria, scarlet fever, anthrax

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Grahm negative diseases?

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Meningitis, salmonella, whooping cough, typhoid fever, e. Coli