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Bacteria 1

Bacteria 2

Bacteria 3

Viruses 1

Viruses 2

Viruses 3

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Kingdom for the ancient bacteria

What is Archaebacteria?

Kingdom of bacteria with peptidoglycan in the cell walls and referred to as germs

What is Eubacteria?

Number of chromosomes in a bacterial cell

What is one?

Spherical shaped bacteria

What is cocci (coccus)?

Prefix meaning bacteria are arranged in grape-like clusters?

What is staphylo-?

Bacteria that can’t make food but use organic matter as their source of nutrition

What are heterotrophic bacteria?

Sexual reproduction in which bacteria exchange genetic material

What is conjugation?

Asexual reproduction of bacteria

What is binary fission?

Rod shaped bacteria

What is Bacillus? ?

Dormant structure made by bacteria when environmental conditions become harsh

What is an endospore?

Prefix meaning bacteria are arranged in a line

What is Strepto-?

Name this bacteria

What is streptococcus?

True or False All bacteria are harmful to humans

What is false?

Daily Double!!

Salt-loving Archaebacteria

What are halophiles?

Archaebacteria Found living near volcanic vents or hot, acidic hydrothermal vents

What are thermophiles or thermoacidophiles?

Two things that make up a virus

What is a protein coat and a nucleic acid?

The protein coat is called this

What is the capsid?

Nucleic acid found in Retroviruses

What is RNA?

The only part of the phage NOT made of protein

What is the nucleic acid?

Required for a virus to become active and reproduce

What is a host cell?

Term for a deadly virus

What is virulent?

Life cycle of a virus that destroys the host cell

What is the Lytic Cycle?

Used to prevent many viral diseases

What are vaccines?

Vaccination has eradicated this viral disease in the U.S.

What is smallpox?

HIV is this type of virus

What is a retrovirus?

Made of the host’s DNA and viral DNA joined together

What is a prophage?

Causes the disease known as AIDS

What is the HIV?

Virus cycle where a prophage in formed

What is the lysogenic cycle?

True or False A virus can infect any type of cell

What is false?

Why every cold is a new cold

What is mutation?