 Non-living: Need a host to reproduce  Lysogenic Cycle: break out of the cell when reproduction is finished.  Lytic Cycle: Can remain dormant for long.

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 Non-living: Need a host to reproduce  Lysogenic Cycle: break out of the cell when reproduction is finished.  Lytic Cycle: Can remain dormant for long periods of time; then enters lysogenic cycle.  Causes HIV, Flu, Chicken Pox, HPV, Colds

 Two kingdoms: › Archaebacteria: extremophiles › Eubacteria: some cause disease; useful in food production (yogurt, cheese)  Shapes: › Rod (Bacillus) › Circle (Coccus) › Spiral (Spirillum)

Streptococcus Staphylocuoccus Spirillum

 Anything not considered bacteria, fungi, or virus.  Single or colonial.  Can move by cilia, flagella, or pseudopods.  Some plantlike (photosynthesize); Others animallike (heterotrophic)

 Some unicellular  Decomposers and Saprobes (feed off of living things)  Mushrooms, Yeast, Molds  Used to make bread and alcohol  Penicillin made by a mold.