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Domains of Life
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Domains: A New Taxa 1996: Proposed by Carl Woese and George Fox
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Domains
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The Prokaryotes
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Prokaryotes Single-celled organisms that lack membrane-bound organelles
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Prokaryotes Smallest living organisms Found living everywhere on Earth
Some are: heterotrophs, autotrophs, chemotrophs
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Roles of Prokaryotes Pathogens: Decomposers:
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Roles of Prokaryotes
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Roles of Prokaryotes Live in the intestines of animals
Mutualistic relationship: How do both organisms benefit? Live in soil and “fix” nitrogen What type of relationship is this?
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Roles of Prokaryotes
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Roles of prokaryotes Used in food production
Most recently, bacteria have been utilized for their ability to produce chemicals
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Kingdoms of Prokaryotes
Split into: Eubacteria (true bacteria) Archaea (ancient organisms)
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Eubacteria Capsule: Cell wall: Peptidoglycan
Historically, bacteria were classified based on whether their cell wall turned color when the bacteria was stained in the Gram staining protocol
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Eubacteria Chromosome: Nucleoid region: Plasmid: Flagellum and Pili:
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Eubacterial shapes
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Eubacterial Metabolism
Aerobes: Anaerobes:
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Eubacterial Metabolism
Obligate vs. Facultative
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Types of Eubacteria The autotrophs: Know table on page 48 of textbook
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Types of Eubacteria The autotrophs: Purple bacteria (proteobacteria)
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Types of Eubacteria The autotrophs: Green bacteria
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Types of Eubacteria The autotrophs: Blue-green algae (cyanobacteria)
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Types of Eubacteria The heterotrophs Gram-positive bacteria
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Types of Eubacteria The heterotrophs Spirochetes
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Types of Eubacteria The heterotrophs Chlamydias
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Cell Division Cells divide by binary fission
During binary fission, describe what happens to the cell and what happens to the DNA?
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Cell Division Cells divide by binary fission Mutations? What are they?
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Increasing Genetic Diversity
Conjugation: Transformation: Role of these?
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Archaea Extremophiles
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Types of Archaea Methanogens
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Types of Archaea Halophiles
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Types of Archaea Thermophiles
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Types of Archaea Psychrophiles
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Homework To be completed for Monday, Oct 14.
1) Believe it or not, pathogens are a required part of a healthy ecosystem. What role(s) do pathogens play in the environment? 2) List out 5-10 other roles that prokaryotes play in the environment. Textbook: Read pages Do problems 6-10 on page 53.
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