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microbes & __ are terms that can be used interchangeably

microorganism

which microbe(s) would NOT have a true nucleus?




algae


yeast


bacteria


protozoa

bacteria

a cellular microorganism that lacks a membrane-bound nucleus and most membrane-bound organelles, and divides by binary fission is correctly termed a:

prokaryote

_ cells possess a nucleus and other membrane bound organelles

eukaryotic

difference in eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells

eukaryotic- has organelles


prokaryotic- no organelles

which microbe(s) have a true nucleus




prion


archaea


virus


protists


yeast

protists


yeast

a(n) __ is a tentative explanation of an observation

hypothesis

_ are not cellular (acellular) and are composed of nucleic acid surrounded by a protein coat

viruses

Whittaker & Woese-Fox system of classification

Whittaker: body organization


Woese-Fox: by genetic

Whittaker system criteria

body organization


cell structure


nutritional type


cell type

largest to smallest:


bacteria


protozoans


reproductive structures of mold


viruses

4 viruses


3 bacteria


2 reproductive structures of mold


1 protozoans

5 whittaker kingdoms

1 monera


2 fungi


3 animalia


4 plantae


5 protista

orderly arrangement of organisms into groups that indicate evolutionary relationships / history

classification

most general category in woese-fox system

domain

3 domains of woese-fox system

bacteria


archea


eukarya

joseph _ first promoted the use of disinfecting agents during surgery

lister (listerine)

in a dna molecule, the nitrogenous base is covalently bonded to _ sugar

deoxyribose

lipids are not soluble in polar solvents and include a variety of substances such as:

waxes


steroids


phospholipids


triglycerides

smallest to largest:
polypeptide


protein


peptide

peptide


polypeptide


protein

substances generated during chemical reaction are called

products

functions of lipids

cell secretion


membrane component


energy storage

_ form lipid bilayers that are important structure and function

phospholipids