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BIO 250 Exam 1 Microbiology – Questions With
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1 Microbiology 2 inclusion bodies
3 staphylo 4 Evolution of microbial life on earth:
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Microbiology study of microbes
List groups of organisms studied in bacteria, fungus, algae/protists, viruses, helminthes
microbiology:
, Differences between Prokaryotic and Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic cells: -no nucleus
-no membrane bound organelles
Eukaryotic
-true nucleus
-has membrane bound organelles
Animalae are not green, move
Evolution of microbial life on earth: No oxygen in early earthly era, bacteria have been
around as dominant life forms for a long time (3.5
billion years ago), Endosymbiosis
Coccus circular shapes
baccilus rod shaped
spirillum mutliple bends, appears spiral shaped
diplo twos
strepto chains
staphylo clusters
cytoplasm contains ribosomes, DNA - mixture of water,
nutrients, proteins
nucleoid acts as nucleus - contains DNA, RNA, proteins
inclusion bodies granules for storage of extra carbon, nitrogen,
phosphorus - energy sources
endospores DNA surrounded by proteins that protects central
core of bacteria, protects bacteria: resistant to heat,
dessication, and chemicals
BIO 250 Exam 1 Microbiology – Questions With
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Practice questions for this set
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1 Microbiology 2 inclusion bodies
3 staphylo 4 Evolution of microbial life on earth:
Don't know?
Terms in this set (99)
Microbiology study of microbes
List groups of organisms studied in bacteria, fungus, algae/protists, viruses, helminthes
microbiology:
, Differences between Prokaryotic and Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic cells: -no nucleus
-no membrane bound organelles
Eukaryotic
-true nucleus
-has membrane bound organelles
Animalae are not green, move
Evolution of microbial life on earth: No oxygen in early earthly era, bacteria have been
around as dominant life forms for a long time (3.5
billion years ago), Endosymbiosis
Coccus circular shapes
baccilus rod shaped
spirillum mutliple bends, appears spiral shaped
diplo twos
strepto chains
staphylo clusters
cytoplasm contains ribosomes, DNA - mixture of water,
nutrients, proteins
nucleoid acts as nucleus - contains DNA, RNA, proteins
inclusion bodies granules for storage of extra carbon, nitrogen,
phosphorus - energy sources
endospores DNA surrounded by proteins that protects central
core of bacteria, protects bacteria: resistant to heat,
dessication, and chemicals
