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Name the five kingdoms

Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia

What is a Protist?

Any organism that is not a plant, animal, or fungus.



Protist characteristics

Unicellular and multicellular


hetero or autotrophic


Eukaryotic (with nucleus)

How are protists classified?

Mode of nutrition and movement

What are the three classified groups of protists?

Animal-like, Plant-like, and Fungus-Like

What are the four Animal-like Protist phyla?

Zooflagellates


Sarcodines


Ciliates


Sporaozoans

Give phyla and example:


Animal-like protist has flagella, and absorbs food across it's membrane

Phylum Zooflagellates
Example: Leishmania

What phyla:


Animal-like protist has "false feet", and engulfs food via endocytosis

Phylum Sarcodines


Example: Amoeba

Tiny, single-celled prokaryotic organisms

Bacteria

Bacteria and other organisms that do not possess a membrane-bound nucleus are referred to as?

prokaryotic

Bacterial cell wall is made out of?

peptidogycan

Name the three domains

Bacteria, Archaea, Eukarya

Bacteria reproduction

Asexually by binary fission

One cell duplicates and divides into two cells identical to the parent cell

Binary Fission

Often called blue green algae

Cyanobacteria



Bacterial shape - ? (spheres)

Cocci

Bacterial shape - ? (rods)

Baccili

Bacterial shape - ? (spirals)

Spirillia

Bacterial rare shape - ? (short rods)

Coccobacilli

Bacterial rare shape - ? (commas)

vibrii

Viewing bacteria under a microscope should be done with what method?

Oil immersion technique


A. Coccus


B. CoccoBacillus


C. Vibrio


D. Bacillus


E. Spirillum


F. Spirochete

Gram- ? bacteria have cell walls that are rich in peptidoglycan with no outer lipopolysaccharide

Gram-Positive

Gram- ? bacteria have cell walls that are less rich in peptidoglycan with outer lipopolsaccharide

Gram-Negative

Name of mordant in gram staining?

Gram Iodine Solution

What color is gram-positive?

Purple-blue

What color is gram-negative?

Bright pink

Bacillus subtilis = gram- ?

Gram-positive



Micrococcus luteus = gram-?

Gram-positive

Streptococcus lactis = gram-?

Gram-positive

Staphylococcus aureus = gram-?

Gram-Positive

Esherichia coli = gram-?

Gram-negative

Spirillum volutans = gram-?

Gram-negative

Proteus vulgaris = gram-?

Gram-negative

Inhibit growth of other microorganisms

Antibiotics

Control growth and reproduction of disease-causing microorganisms on living tissues

Antiseptics

Control bacterial growth on objects

Disinfectants

Agent may not kill bacteria, but are used to reduce the number of bacteria

Disinfectants

Area where no growth occurs

Zone of inhibition

Agent used to inhibit bacterial peptidoglycan synthesis and causes them to burst/lyse

Antibiotics

Agent used as prevention, and infectious disease treatment

Antibiotics

Type of agent: Bleach

Disinfectant

Type of agent: Alcohol

Disinfectant

Cyanobacteria belong to what Kingdom?

Kingdom Monera

Aquatic bacteria that are important photosynthesizers and sometimes nitrogen fixers

Cyanobacteria

These are single-celled prokaryotes, aquatic and photosynthesizes in Kingdom Monera, but are not considered algae.
Cyanobacteria
Besides being photosynthesizers, cyanobacteria are also know to be ?
Nitrogen fixers
Name
Kingdom

Name


Kingdom

Anabaena


Kingdom Monera

Name labels
Name labels

A. Heterocyst


B. Sheath