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Warm-ups #3 1.What do nitrogen fixing bacteria form on roots? 2.What is bioremediation? 3.What is the process in which bacteria break down dead plants and animals called? 4.What types of food do bacteria help make? 5.What is genetic engineering?

WARM-UPS #5 1.What is the DNA like in bacteria cells? 2.What are rod-shaped bacteria called? 3.What type of environment do bacteria need? 4.What are bacteria that contain chlorophyll called? 5.Where are methane making bacteria found?

VIRUSES

What are viruses? Virus – microscopic particle that gets inside a cell and often destroys the cell Smaller than bacteria Contain protein and genetic material Reproduce inside its host cell by forcing it to make viruses instead of healthy new cells Are NOT living

Virus Shapes 1.Crystal3. Cylinder 2.Sphere4. Spacecraft

Lytic Cycle 1.Virus joins itself to a host cell 2.Virus either enters the cell or injects its genetic material into the cell 3.Virus genes take over the direction of the host cell and force it to make copies of the virus 4.New viruses break out of the host cell, killing the cell

Lytic Cycle

Lysogenic Cycle Some viruses do not go into the lytic cycle In the lysogenic cycle, a virus injects a cell with its genetic material but the genes are inactive When the cell divides, each new cell gets a copy of the virus genes When the virus genes become active the lytic cycle begins

Lysogenic Cycle