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E,A,B: Which contain organelles?
eukarya
E,A,B: Which mode of uptake?
E=endocytosis
A,B=membrane proteins
E,A,B: Which is multicellular?
eukarya
E,A,B: Which has gram (-/+) cell walls?
Bacteria
E,A,B: Which type of lipids?
E=ester
A=ether
B=ester
rRNAs are used as evolutionary chronometers because they:
-are found in all living things
-evolve slowly but not too slowly
-can be sequenced relatively easily
mesophiles
moderate temperature, ester-linked lipids, lipid bilayer
thermophiles
archael, high temperature, ether-linked lipids, lipid monolayer
what chemistry do heat stable proteins use?
ion pairs/acidic and basic residues, disulfide bridges, hydrogen bonds, hydrophobic interactions
wood metabolism in termites
protozoa degrade cellulose, methanogens use hydrogen
metagenomic technique
harvest DNA from sample,
clone into vector,
sequence many fragments,
assemble with computer
Quorum Sensing: oligopeptides
QS Gram-Positive Bacteria
QS: N-acyl Homoserine (AHLs)
QS Gram (-) Bacteria Intra Species
QS: Al-2
QS Gram (+/-) Inter species
Example of QS w/ Oligopeptides
Staphylococcus Aureus
Two Component System
1. Histidine Kinase phosphorylates itself after signal from auto-inducer
2. Response Regulator is phosphorylated by kinase, produces a change
Agr
Accessory Gene Regulation
Example of QS w/ AHL
Vibrio Fischeri
Other effect of AHL
motility
Examples of QS w/ Al-2
Salmonella, Streptococcus pneumonae, Vibrio cholerae, E Coli, H Pylori, dental plaque
What organism can shut down quorum sensing?
red algae
What bacteria are protected from by biofilms:
predators, phages, biocides, antibiotics, immunophagocytes, antibodies
Stages of biofilm development
free living planktonic bacteria, attachment, microcolonies (quorum sensing), mature biofilm community
5 examples of biofilms
cystic fibrosis,
osteomyelitis, pyelonephritis,
endocarditis,
otitis media
myxococcus
-produce fruiting bodies if nutrients are scarce
-require 2 types of sensing
Two types of signaling
A-leads to cell aggregation
C-mound and fruiting body formation
What is the other part of Al-2 systems
Lux I, Lux R, LuxS, LuxP
Nitrogen Fixation
N2 to NH3
Nitrification
NH3 to NO2 to NO3
Denitrification
NO3 to N2