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CH 4 - micro
Question | Answer |
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Mutualism + ex. | BOTH benefit ; GUT nutrient metabolism |
Amensalism + ex. | 1 - harmed / 2 - unaffected; Antimicrobial defense on skin |
Commensalism+ ex. | 1 - benefitted / 2- unafected; skin cells as food source |
neutralism + ex. | BOTH unaffected; spores in soil |
Parasitism+ ex. | 1 - harmed / 2 - benefitted; tuberculosis & leprosy |
Cooperative | biofilm formation |
Competing | scare resources |
Prokaryotes do/do not reproduce sexually | DO NOT |
what are the 5 classes in Gram NEG. phyla | Proteobacteria; Spirochete; CFB group; Planctomycetes; Phototropic bacteria |
Alphaproteobacteria are olgiotrophs meaning? | LOW nutrient enviorments; intracellular; NEED host |
Rickettsia | rocky mountain fever + typhus fever |
Chlamydia | lymphogranuloma venereum |
Betatrophic are eutrophic meaning? | they NEED nutrients |
Bordetella | whooping cough + kennel cough |
Neisseria gonorrhea | gonorrhea STD |
Neisseria meningitides | bacterial meningitis |
Gammaproteobacteria | 3 genus? |
Pseudomonas aeruginosa | infection wounds, respiratory & urinary tract |
Pasteurella haemolytica | severe pneumonia in animals |
Haemophilus influenzia | upper & lower respiratory infections |
Vibrio spp | alkaline enviorments (ocean ports & lagoons) |
Vibrio cholera | cholera due to water contamination |
Legionella pneumophilia | Legionnaires disease + contamination of water |
enterobacter family includes? | E.coli & salmonella spp |
Coliforms | complete fermentation of lactose |
Non-coliforms | incomplete or no fermentation of lactose |
E.coli | mutualistic + shinga toxin |
Deltaproteobacteria | small; sulfate reducing bacteria |
Desulfovibrio orale | periodontal disease |
Bdellovibrio | aerobes; motile parasitic that infects other bacteria |
Myxobacteria | soil dweling slime bacteria |
Epsilonproteobacteria | smallest class, micriaerophilic |
Campylobacter spp. | food poisoning |
Helicobacter spp. | causes ulcers & stomach cancer |
2) Spirochetes | thin + extremely hard to stain & culture + axial filament similar to flagella |
Treponema pallidum | syphilis |
Borrelia burgodorferi | Lyme disease |
CFB group stands for what? | Cytophaga, Fusobacterium, Bacteroides |
Cytophaga spp. | gliding system for motility |
Fusobacteria spp. | inhabit mouth and can cause various oral diseases |
Bacteroides spp. | 30% of gut microbiome; lower levels correlated with obesity |
Planctomycetes | aquatic environments: fresh, salt, and brackish; Reproduce via budding not binary fission |
Sessile cells | immobile w/ holdfast appendage |
Swarmer cells | motile, unable to reproduce |
Phototrophic Bacteria | Grouped based on function; Utilize sunlight as main source of energy; photosynthesis |
Oxygenic | produce O2 |
Anoxygenic | DO NOT produce O2 |
Cyanobacteria | highly adaptable and diverse; chlorophyll; uses as biosorbents and human nutrition |
Microsystis spp. | toxic algal blooms |
Anoxygenic photosynthesizers | Purple sulfur bacteria - Purple non-sulfur bacteria – use only hydrogen Green sulfur bacteria – oxidize sulfide Green non-sulfur bacteria – oxidize non-sulfide substrates |