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21 Cards in this Set
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Host cell
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A cell in which a virus must enter in order to replicate
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Obligate anaerobe
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a microscopic organism that does not require oxygen
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Bacteriophage
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a virus that infects bacteria
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Obligate aerobe
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a microscopic organism that does require oxygen
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Viruses are considered to be non-living. T or F
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True
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All bacteria are harmful. Tor F
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False
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The process where bacteria convert non-usable nitrogen to usable nitrogen.
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Nitrogen fixation
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Enables bacteria to survive harsh conditions
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endospore
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2 kingdoms of bacteria
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Archaebacteria and Eubacteria
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Archaebacteria are found in _______________ environments.
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harsh
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Sexual reproduction of bacteria
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conjugation
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Asexual reproduction of bacteria
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binary fission
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The lysogenic cycle forms a ________
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provirus
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The lytic cycle causes a cell to _________
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burst or explode releasing new viruses
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HIV is caused by a
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virus
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Strep Throat is caused by
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bacteria
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Rabies is caused by
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a virus
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Staph infections are caused by
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bacteria
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Chicken Pox is an illness caused by
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herpes zooster--a virus
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H1N1 is caused by
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a flu virus
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Extra Credit
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e-mail amorris@henry.k12.va.us
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