Archaebacteria and Eubacteria. What are bacteria? ► Bacteria are prokaryotes (no membrane bound nucleus) ► Smallest living known cells ► Found Everywhere.

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Archaebacteria and Eubacteria

What are bacteria? ► Bacteria are prokaryotes (no membrane bound nucleus) ► Smallest living known cells ► Found Everywhere Bacteria in dental plaque microbeworld.org ► Did you know… there are over 80 species of bacteria in our mouth!

Characteristics of Bacteria ► Cell Wall ► Cell (plasma) Membrane ► Pili ► Flagella ► Cytoplasm ► Ribosomes ► DNA Refer to colored picture in NB for functions

Archaebacteria ► Emerged at least 3.5 billion years ago ► Live in environments that resemble conditions existing when the earth was young ► Don’t like oxygen, love acid and heat ► Differ from Eubacteria  bases in ribosomal RNA different  composition of plasma membranes and cell walls are different ► Three major known phyla (groups)  Methanogens  Halophiles  Thermophiles

Methanogens ► Anaerobic (do not need oxygen to survive) ► Produce methane gas ► Marshes, sewage treatment plants, intestinal tracts of humans and some animals (cows).

Halophiles ► Aerobic ► High saline/salty environments  usually 10 times the saline/salt content of normal ocean  Salt lakes (Great Salt Lake, Dead Sea), pools, sea water

Thermophiles ► Love heat  (can survive 230 degrees Fahrenheit) ► Use sulfur and iron for respiration ► Extremely acidic conditions pH below 2 ► Hot Springs and Thermal Vents Acid-Sulfur Spring Yellow Stone National park

Eubacteria ► “true bacteria” ► Usually what we refer to as “bacteria” ► Usually Neutral conditions  Ex: body, food, moist places

Eubacteria- The Bad? ► Can cause problems for human health  Streptococci bacteria cause strep throat  E.coli and Salmonella are sometimes found in undercooked meat and eggs and can make people sick Anthrax Bacillus anthracis E. coli Salmonella

Eubacteria- The Good? ► Other bacteria are beneficial to human health:  Fermentation: ► Yogurt, grapes, milk, cheese  Breakdown waste (wastewater treatment plants + septic systems) ► Lactobacillus acidophilus found to have health benefits. Naturally found in mouth, intestinal track, yogurt. Used in yogurt fermentation