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2 Bacterial Classification
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3 Characteristics of Bacteria
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4 Archaebacteria
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5 Eubacteria
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6 Bacterial Nutrition
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7 Bacterial Reproduction
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8 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Bacterial Classification Characteristics of Bacteria ArchaebacteriaEubacteria Bacterial Nutrition Bacterial Reproduction
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9 Kingdom for the bacteria referred to as germs
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10 What is Eubacteria?
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11 Kingdom for the ancient bacteria
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12 What is Archaebacteria?
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13 Bacteria that stain violet when exposed to gram stain
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14 What is Gram positive bacteria?
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15 Kingdom of bacteria with peptidoglycan in the cell walls
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16 What is Eubacteria?
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17 Once called blue- green algae
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18 What are cyanobacteria?
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19 Surrounds the outside of all bacteria
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20 What is the cell wall?
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21 Contains enzymes needed for cellular respiration and stops some antibiotics
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22 What is the cell membrane?
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23 Number of chromosomes in a bacterial cell
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24 What is one?
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25 A fuzzy coat or capsule of sticky sugars used to adhere to surfaces
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26 What is the glycolcalyx or spikes?
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27 Dormant structure made by bacteria when environmental conditions become harsh
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28 What is an endospore?
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29 Do NOT contain this protein in their cell walls
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30 What is peptidoglycan?
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31 Harvest energy by converting H 2 and CO 2 into methane gas
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32 What are methanogens?
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33 Salt-loving Archaebacteria
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34 What are halophiles?
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36 Live in the intestinal tracts of some animals
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37 What are methanogens?
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38 Found living near volcanic vents or hot, acidic hydrothermal vents
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39 What are thermophiles or thermoacidophiles?
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40 Spherical shaped bacteria
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41 What is cocci (coccus)?
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42 Lab technique used to dye and classify bacteria by their color
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43 What is Gram staining?
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44 Prefix meaning bacteria are arranged in grape- like clusters
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45 What is staphylo-?
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46 Special cells in some bacteria that have enzymes to fix atmospheric nitrogen
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47 What are heterocysts?
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48 Sudden increase in cyanobacteria due to a high concentration of nutrients in a pond
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49 What is eutrophication (algal bloom)?
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50 Bacteria that can’t make food but use organic matter as their source of nutrition
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51 What are heterotrophic bacteria?
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52 Bacteria that feed on dead and decaying material
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53 What are saprophytes (saprobes)?
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54 Bacteria that are killed by oxygen
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55 What are obligate anaerobes?
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56 Bacteria that can live with or without oxygen
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57 What are facultative anaerobes?
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58 Bacteria that grow best in temperatures of 40 o C – 110 o C
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59 What are thermophiles?
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60 Small rings of DNA used in genetic engineering
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61 What are plasmids?
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62 Sexual reproduction in which bacteria exchange genetic material
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63 What is conjugation?
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64 Asexual reproduction of bacteria
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65 What is binary fission?
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66 Process where viruses pick up and transfer to other bacteria pieces of their host cell DNA
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67 What is transduction?
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68 Process where bacteria pick up pieces of DNA from a dead bacterium
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69 What is transformation?
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70 Final Jeopardy
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71 Bacteria and Disease
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72 Produced by Gram positive bacteria and cause disease
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73 What are exotoxins?
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