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Shapes of prokaryotic cells.
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a. Rods- Bacilli
b. Rounds- Cocci c. Spirals-Suiburio, Sprillia,Spirochetes |
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Prefix:
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Diplo- 2
Strepto- chain Cluster- Staphylo |
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Pleomorphica-->
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with no walls, many shapes
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Flagella: swimming movement
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Mono-trichous– single flagellum at one end Lophotrichous–small bunches emerging from the same site Amphitrichous–flagella at both ends of cell Peritrichous–flagella dispersed over surface of cell
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What is Fimbrie?
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Fine, protein, hairlike bristles
Function is sticking to other cells and surfaces. |
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What is Pili?
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Rigid tubes made of pilin protein.
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what is Glycocalyx? |
Coatingof molecules external to the cell wall, made of sugars and/or proteins
• Twotypes: 1. Slim layer - loosely organized and attached 2. Capsule - highly organized, tightly attached•Theslim layer is for sticking onto surfaces •Andthe capsule is for hiding from the immune system. |
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Gram Positive Stain |
staining is purple Pos= Purple
Many thick peptidoglycan layers Teichoic Acid |
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Gram Negative Stain |
Thin peptidoglycan
Outer membrane Lipotecichloic acid with lipopoly saccharaide Toxic immune response |
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Plasma Membrane |
Gate keeper for material crossing inand out
Outer to inner communication Sensations |
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Cytoplasm:
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-water, protein (cytoskeleton- forms a gel and contains lots of enzymes ad nutrients and wastes, compounds that communicate.
Plasma membrane |
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Ribosomes |
builds proteins out ofamino acids (about 20 different)
The RNA carries instructions that are made from the DNA to showthe order. |
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Inclusion Granules:
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Store nutrients- glycogen and phosphates
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Nucleoid:
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Where gentic material is found, DNA area of the cell Primary center for DNA transcription, and replication occur Contain protein and enzymes and RNA. Always circular
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Endospores:
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Only in a few Gram positive pods
for survival in harsh climates, they will germinate when no longer needed. |