ch; 1 micro

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microbial nomenclature

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• The naming of micro organisms, same in all languages, always in italics

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Prokaryocytes v. eukaryotes

size difference

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pro- smaller

euk- larger

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Prokaryocytes v. eukaryotes

cell wall

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pro- peptidoglycan

euk- may or may not have cell wall

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Prokaryocytes v. eukaryotes

chromosomes dif

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P= circular DNA+plasmids

E= Linear chromosomes

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Prokaryocytes v. eukaryotes

reproduction

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P= binary fission

E= mitosis/meiosis

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Prokaryocytes v. eukaryotes

gene transfer

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P= horizontal

E= Vertical

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Prokaryocytes v. eukaryotes

cell type

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P= always unicellular

E= uni/multi cellular

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bacteria is

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Diverse

Prokaryotic

stationary/motile

heterotrophic(feed off organic food) /autotrophic(make own food)

ubiquitous - everywhere in the world

Cell wall- peptidoglycan

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archea

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Diverse

Prokaryotic- small,no organelles, etc

Extremeophiles

odd/non existent walls

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protoaza

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Unicellular 

Eukaryotic

No cell walls- if pathogens get close it makes it harder to treat

stationary/motile

Heterotrophic

can be pathogenic