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What are the characteristics of monera
-Prokaryotic with no membrane - bound organells
-unicellular
-single chromosome
-most reproduce by bionary fission ( asexual )
-Great merabolic diversity
Why are archaebacteria also know as extremopiles
-earths most extreme-loving prokaryotic micro organism
-Have special liquid structures allowing cells to survive extreme hot or cold
-Through to be one of lifes first organsisms
Methanogens
-Methane producing
- Live in oxygen free enviorments ( swamps, Marshes )
- use chemiacls as energy
- Produce methane as waste
Halophiles
- salt loving
- Live in salt pools ( up to 15% seawater only 3.5 )
Thermacidophiles
- Heat and acid loving
- Extremely hot and acidic envioments
EX. Hot springs, Volcanoes, temp + 80 degrees C
Cocci
-Round
- Resist drying
Bacilli
- Rod shaped
- large surface area for absorbing nutrients
Spirilli
- Spiral shaped
- move through fluids with less resistance
Diplo
( diplococci )
Arranged in pairs
Staphylo
( staphylococci )
Arranged in a chain
Strepto
( streptococci )
Arranged in clusters
Obligate Aerboes
Need oxygen
Obligate Anaerobes
-No oxygen
-Use fermentation to convert sugar into alcolhol and CO2
- Some also produce lactic acid, Acetic acid, Methane
Facultative Anaerobes
-Can survive and grow with or without oxygen
- USe fermentation to convert sugar into alcohol and CO2
- Some also produce lactic acid, Acetic acid, Methane
How bacteria get their energy
-Most heterotrophic ( Get food from other organisms )
-Parasites ( diesase causing bacteria that get their food from living organisms )
- Saprophytes ( food from dead and decomposing organic matter )
How do bacteria get their energy
- Some are autorophic ( make their own food )
- Photosynthesis ( Convert CO2 and water into sugar using sun energy )
- Chemosynthesis ( use energy from chemicals to make energy ) - Deep sea vent bacteria
Type of reproduction
( Asexual most produce this wait )
- Binary fission
- splitting in two
- Copy DNA, Enongate, Septum adn cell wall form, cells seperate into 2 identical fissions
Type of reproduction
( sexual some )
- Conjugation
- Cells link to form bridge
- One bacterium tranfers part or all of chromo to other, then undergoes binary fission
Type of reproduction
( Endospore )
- Spore formation
- Allows bacterai to survive unfavourable conditions
- Spore is dorment stage, When conditions improve, Bacteria lose endospore coat and begin to divide normally
Bacteria can cause many human diseases
Lyme disease