EUKARYOTIC MICROORGANISMS
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◉Algae . Ans: Photosynthetic eukaryotic microorganisms, often aquatic
◉Fungi . Ans: Eukaryotic microorganisms with chitin cell walls,
heterotrophic
◉Plants . Ans: Multicellular eukaryotes with cellulose cell walls,
photosynthetic
◉Animals . Ans: Multicellular eukaryotes lacking cell walls,
heterotrophic
◉Eukaryotic Cytoplasmic Membranes . Ans: Eukaryotic cell
membranes are structurally more complex and rigid than prokaryotic
membranes
◉Nucleus Structural Components . Ans: Includes nuclear pore,
envelope, nucleolus, and chromatin
, ◉Ribosomes . Ans: Cellular organelles responsible for protein synthesis,
exist in polyribosomes
◉Mitochondrion Function . Ans: Generates ATP from nutrient
molecules, energy extraction
◉Include hyphae, pseudohypha, ribosomes, mitochondria, cell wall,
nucleus, Golgi apparatus . Ans: Fungal anatomy features
◉Fungal Spore Formation . Ans: Occurs through asexual
(sporangiospores, conidiospores) and sexual methods
◉Beneficial Fungi . Ans: Decompose organic matter, produce
antibiotics, alcohol, vitamins
◉Pathogenic Fungi . Ans: Cause infections in humans, damage crops
during shipping
◉Protozoan Cyst Stage . Ans: Aids survival in adverse conditions like
high temperature or lack of food
◉Protozoan Diseases . Ans: Amoebiasis, balantidiosis, giardiasis,
malaria caused by different protozoa
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◉Algae . Ans: Photosynthetic eukaryotic microorganisms, often aquatic
◉Fungi . Ans: Eukaryotic microorganisms with chitin cell walls,
heterotrophic
◉Plants . Ans: Multicellular eukaryotes with cellulose cell walls,
photosynthetic
◉Animals . Ans: Multicellular eukaryotes lacking cell walls,
heterotrophic
◉Eukaryotic Cytoplasmic Membranes . Ans: Eukaryotic cell
membranes are structurally more complex and rigid than prokaryotic
membranes
◉Nucleus Structural Components . Ans: Includes nuclear pore,
envelope, nucleolus, and chromatin
, ◉Ribosomes . Ans: Cellular organelles responsible for protein synthesis,
exist in polyribosomes
◉Mitochondrion Function . Ans: Generates ATP from nutrient
molecules, energy extraction
◉Include hyphae, pseudohypha, ribosomes, mitochondria, cell wall,
nucleus, Golgi apparatus . Ans: Fungal anatomy features
◉Fungal Spore Formation . Ans: Occurs through asexual
(sporangiospores, conidiospores) and sexual methods
◉Beneficial Fungi . Ans: Decompose organic matter, produce
antibiotics, alcohol, vitamins
◉Pathogenic Fungi . Ans: Cause infections in humans, damage crops
during shipping
◉Protozoan Cyst Stage . Ans: Aids survival in adverse conditions like
high temperature or lack of food
◉Protozoan Diseases . Ans: Amoebiasis, balantidiosis, giardiasis,
malaria caused by different protozoa