Complete the sentences with the matching vocabulary term Terms: -lytic -gram negative -aerotolerant anaerobe -ether -facultative aerobe -enveloped virus -prion -peptidoglycan -pseudopeptidoglycan -chemo heterotroph -obligate intracellular parasite -facultative anaerobe -lysogenic • A ______ bacterium will have a thin cell wall covered with an internal membrane. • A pathogen that cannot survive outside the host cell is a(n) _____. • An aerobic organism that can switch to anaerobic respiration when necessary is known as a(n) ______. • The bacterial cell wall is made of ______. • A phage that kills the host cell after one round of viral replication is referred to as a _____ phage.

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