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Do Now1/6/2014 Probity: virtue, integrity Task: Copy the drawing below. Identify the organism. Label the areas identified by arrows. 2/19/20161 Hint: used for moving Hint: outer cover Hint: inner lining Hint: small “hairs” Most difficult: loop of DNA

Bacterial Reproduction

2/19/20163 Introduction Bacteria can reproduce in one of two ways: 1. Asexually 2. Sexually

2/19/20164 Asexual Reproduction Binary Fission: one parent involved offspring are identical to parent & each other Advantages: 1. simple: only 1 parent 2. offspring are fully formed (no maturation needed) 3. very fast (20 min. in ideal conditions) after 24 hrs: 1 bacterium 2x10 6 kg of cells (enough to cover the earth)

Asexual Reproduction Disadvantages: no genetic variety one unfavourable environmental condition can wipe out whole population 2/19/20165

6 Asexual Reproduction Binary Fission:

2/19/20167 Asexual Reproduction Binary Fission:

2/19/20168 Sexual Reproduction two parents involved offspring are genetically different to parents & to each other Advantages: genetic variety i.e. some are able to adapt to unfavourable conditions (ex: antibiotic resistance) Disadvantages: 1. more complex: slower because must find a compatible partner 2. no new individuals produced (i.e. no increase in population)

Bacterial Conjugation 2/19/20169 plasmid copies itself passes through pili (cytoplasmic bridge) into recipient cell cells separate with both cells containing the plasmid plasmid donor recipient cell (+) cell ( - ) pili

2/19/ Homework In text book: read pages Quiz Wednesday Test Friday