Exam 4 Shadwick
Microbes
Any microscopic organism. Mainly micro organism, protists, some fungi, or even some tiny
multi-cellular organisms.
Microbiota
the term for the microbes which might be generally found in and at the human body; typically
beneficial
Decomposers
some micro organism and fungi
primary producers
photosynthetic protists and micro organism
Pasteur and spontaneous era
got here up with the "s" formed flask- nothing grew- towards spontaneous era
LUCA
Last Universal Common Ancestor. The shared ancestor that multiple organisms diverged from
Organic Monomers
degree 1
primordial soup
a solution rich in natural compounds inside the primitive oceans of the earth, from which life is
hypothesized to have originated.
Organic polymers
level 2
,Protobionts (cell membrane)
stage 3
dwelling cells
degree 4
Oparin and Haldane
hypothesized earths early atmosphere turned into made of water vapor, ammonia, methane,
and hydrogen gas
Miller-Urey Experiment
Experiment that discovered that organic molecules can shape in a strongly reducing
environment.
Archaea
small, genome is unmarried, near, round DNA molecule
Archaea Membrane
unmarried lipid layer with branched side chains
Types of Archaea
halophiles, thermophiles, methanogens
Halophiles
"salt-loving" archaea that stay in environments that have very high salt concentrations
Thermoacidophiles
warm, acid, loving
Methanogens
carbon dioxide and hydrogen are electricity sources. Produces methane
Bacteria
bacillus, coccus, spirillum
, flagella
micro organism use for locomotion
Binary fission
how micro organism reproduce
resistant endospore
a few micro organism can live to tell the tale in harsh situations using this
genetic recombination in bacteria
conjugation, transformation, transduction
conjugation
donor cellular passes DNA to a recipient cellular through manner of a intercourse pilus
transformation
Bacteria take DNA from the enviornment launched with the aid of useless micro organism
transduction
viruses bring bacterial DNA from mobile to cell
bacterial metabolism
heterotrophic, chemoautotrophs, photoautotrophs
heterotrophic micro organism
require organic carbon for meals
Chemoautotrophs
use inorganic chemical substances to fix carbon dioxide into organic shape
cyanobacteria
photoautotrophs
Microbes
Any microscopic organism. Mainly micro organism, protists, some fungi, or even some tiny
multi-cellular organisms.
Microbiota
the term for the microbes which might be generally found in and at the human body; typically
beneficial
Decomposers
some micro organism and fungi
primary producers
photosynthetic protists and micro organism
Pasteur and spontaneous era
got here up with the "s" formed flask- nothing grew- towards spontaneous era
LUCA
Last Universal Common Ancestor. The shared ancestor that multiple organisms diverged from
Organic Monomers
degree 1
primordial soup
a solution rich in natural compounds inside the primitive oceans of the earth, from which life is
hypothesized to have originated.
Organic polymers
level 2
,Protobionts (cell membrane)
stage 3
dwelling cells
degree 4
Oparin and Haldane
hypothesized earths early atmosphere turned into made of water vapor, ammonia, methane,
and hydrogen gas
Miller-Urey Experiment
Experiment that discovered that organic molecules can shape in a strongly reducing
environment.
Archaea
small, genome is unmarried, near, round DNA molecule
Archaea Membrane
unmarried lipid layer with branched side chains
Types of Archaea
halophiles, thermophiles, methanogens
Halophiles
"salt-loving" archaea that stay in environments that have very high salt concentrations
Thermoacidophiles
warm, acid, loving
Methanogens
carbon dioxide and hydrogen are electricity sources. Produces methane
Bacteria
bacillus, coccus, spirillum
, flagella
micro organism use for locomotion
Binary fission
how micro organism reproduce
resistant endospore
a few micro organism can live to tell the tale in harsh situations using this
genetic recombination in bacteria
conjugation, transformation, transduction
conjugation
donor cellular passes DNA to a recipient cellular through manner of a intercourse pilus
transformation
Bacteria take DNA from the enviornment launched with the aid of useless micro organism
transduction
viruses bring bacterial DNA from mobile to cell
bacterial metabolism
heterotrophic, chemoautotrophs, photoautotrophs
heterotrophic micro organism
require organic carbon for meals
Chemoautotrophs
use inorganic chemical substances to fix carbon dioxide into organic shape
cyanobacteria
photoautotrophs
