Define and identify properties of biofilms Familiarize yourself with the following structures and what p o Glycocalyx (both slime layer and capsule) Fimbriae oFlagella, distinguish the different flagella arrangemen axial filament sex pili cell wall plasma membrane

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Clapter 4.
Define and identify properties of biofilms
Familiarize yourself with the following structures and what purpose(s) they se
o Glycocalyx (both slime layer and capsule)
Fimbriae
o Flagella, distinguish the different flagella arrangements
axial filament
sex pili
cell wall
plasma membrane
inclusions
ribosomes
plasmids
nucleoid
chromosome
o endospores
What characteristics distinguish the Domain Archaea and Domain Bacteria?
Regarding cellwall
hp
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Transcribed Image Text:Clapter 4. Define and identify properties of biofilms Familiarize yourself with the following structures and what purpose(s) they se o Glycocalyx (both slime layer and capsule) Fimbriae o Flagella, distinguish the different flagella arrangements axial filament sex pili cell wall plasma membrane inclusions ribosomes plasmids nucleoid chromosome o endospores What characteristics distinguish the Domain Archaea and Domain Bacteria? Regarding cellwall hp O o 0 O O 0 0 o
Define the following terms unicellular, multicellular, filamentous, photosynthetic, heterotrophic,
hyphae, pseudohyphae, dimorphic, saprobe, pseudopods, cyst, trophozoite
What are the distinguishing characteristics of the Protista (including algae and protozoa), Fungi,
and Helminths?
Which have cell walls, which do not? What are their cell walls made of?
What organelles and appendages do they have?
How do they reproduce?
What kind of life cycle stages do they have?
What kinds of infections can they cause? What are the most common routes of
infections?
What is endosymbiotic theory?
o Explain how certain features of mitochondria are evidence of endosymbiosis.
Distinguish between prokaryotic and eukaryotic:
ribosomes
o flagella
cell membranes
glycocalyx
Define definitive and intermediate hosts
Chapter 6:
Define capsomers, capsid, nucleic acid, nucleocapsid, envelope, spike, provirus, prophage, prion,
temperate phage, virion, viroid, virulent virus, nucleocapsid, lysogeny, lytic, tropism
Define the nature of a virus and explain howa virus differs from a cell.
Why are viruses considered nonliving?
Know the different types of virus structures i.e. complex, helical, icosahedral.
- Enveloped vs. naked
What are viruses composed of? What is found in all viruses and what is found in only some
viruses?
What types of organisms can viruses infect?
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Transcribed Image Text:Define the following terms unicellular, multicellular, filamentous, photosynthetic, heterotrophic, hyphae, pseudohyphae, dimorphic, saprobe, pseudopods, cyst, trophozoite What are the distinguishing characteristics of the Protista (including algae and protozoa), Fungi, and Helminths? Which have cell walls, which do not? What are their cell walls made of? What organelles and appendages do they have? How do they reproduce? What kind of life cycle stages do they have? What kinds of infections can they cause? What are the most common routes of infections? What is endosymbiotic theory? o Explain how certain features of mitochondria are evidence of endosymbiosis. Distinguish between prokaryotic and eukaryotic: ribosomes o flagella cell membranes glycocalyx Define definitive and intermediate hosts Chapter 6: Define capsomers, capsid, nucleic acid, nucleocapsid, envelope, spike, provirus, prophage, prion, temperate phage, virion, viroid, virulent virus, nucleocapsid, lysogeny, lytic, tropism Define the nature of a virus and explain howa virus differs from a cell. Why are viruses considered nonliving? Know the different types of virus structures i.e. complex, helical, icosahedral. - Enveloped vs. naked What are viruses composed of? What is found in all viruses and what is found in only some viruses? What types of organisms can viruses infect? 立
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