1. BACTERIA WHAT IS BACTERIA – a single celled organism that is a prokaryote THREE BASIC SHAPES OF BACTERIA ARE ROD-LIKE SPHERICAL SPIRAL

2. SHAPES OF BACTERIA CHOLERA

3. SHAPES OF BACTERIA GONORRHEA

4. SHAPES OF BACTERIA MENINGITIS

5. STRUCTURE OF BACTERIA CELL WALL CELL MEMBRANE CYTOPLASM RIBOSOMES GENETIC MATERIAL FLAGELLUM

6. STRUCTURE

8. KINGDOMS ARCHEABACTERIA –live in extreme environments, ex. Hot springs, acid, intestines, mud, sewage EUBACTERIA – in your body, useful or harmless to you,

9. REPRODUCTION Asexual/binary fission – Reproductive process that involves only one parent and produces offspring that is identical to the parent. MITOSIS? Sexual/conjugation – one bacterium transfers its genetic material into another bacterium. Figure 13 page 196 in your book

10. SURVIVAL NEEDS FOOD – Autotrophs and heterotrophs RESPIRATION – process of breaking down food to release energy. Most need oxygen, some do not. ENDOSPORE FORMATION – when conditions are unfavorable for growth. In order to survive these conditions bacteria need to form endospores, a small, rounded, thick walled, resting cell that form inside a bacterial cell. Can resist freezing, heating, and drying

11. BACTERIA AND THE LIVING WORLD FUEL – Natural gas, Bacteria produce the methane gas used for fuel FOOD – Bacteria help make certain foods buy giving the food its flavor and structure. Example – cheese, yogurt, apple cider, olives, sauerkraut ENVIRONMENT – Recycling, act as decomposers Cleanup – breakdown oil and dangerous chemicals

12. ILLNESS AND HEALTH INCLUDES DISEASES SUCH AS THE FOLLOWING: FOOD POISONING LYME DISEASE STREP THROAT TETANUS TUBERCULOSIS

13. ILLNESS AND HEALTH

14. ANTHRAX

16. Pictures Of The Skin Form

17. FLESH EATING BACTERIA

18. SALMONELLA

19. STREPTOCOCCUS

20. STREP THROAT

21. TUBERCULOSIS

23. LYME DISEASE