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What are the processes of life?
Growth
Reproduction
Responsiveness
Metabolism
Eukaryotes
Larger
Have internal membrane-bound organelles
Are complex
Include: algae, protozoa, fungi, animals and plants
Glycocalyces
Gelatinous and sticky
Composed of polysaccharides, polypeptides, or both
Formation of biofilms adhere cells to one another
Prokaryotes
Lack nucleus
Have simple structure
Include bacteria and archae
Flagella
Responsible for movement
Fimbriae & Pili
Rodlike proteinaceous extensions
Fimbriae
Sticky, bristlelike, used to adhere to one another
Shorter than flagella
Responsible for movement
Pili
aka conjugation pili
Mediate transfer of DNA from one cell to
Flagella
Rotation propels bacterium through environment
Rotation clockwise/counterclockwise
Move in response to stimulus, which is called taxis
Bacterial cell walls
Provide structure & shape & protect cell from osmotic forces
Composed of peptidoglycan
2 basic types: gram-positive & gram-negative
Gram-positive
Thick and stain purple
Gram-negative
Thinner and stain pink
Cytosol
Liquid portion of cytoplasm
Inclusions
May include reserve deposits of chemicals
Archael Cell Walls
Do not have peptidoglycan
Contain polysaccharides & and proteins