Chapter 10: Viruses and Bacteria

1) Crystal shaped:  
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2) Sphere shaped:


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 3) Cylinder shaped:


4) Spacecraft shaped: 







Bacteria Shapes:
1) Bacilli 


2) Cocci


3) Spirilla

Brochure: Go here -> List of Diseases

Intro to Bacteria Video






Bill Bye: Germs


Bacteria & Viruses Vocabulary 
 Prokaryote:  organism that does not have a nucleus
2)      Binary fission:  reproduction in which one single celled organism splits into two single celled organisms
3)      Endospore:  contains genetic material and proteins covered by thick, protective coat
4)      Eubacteria:  bacterial kingdom with more individuals than all other 5 kingdoms combined
5)      Archaebacteria:  bacterial kingdom that consists of three main types:  heat lovers, salt lovers, and methane makers
6)      Bioremediation- The biological treatment of hazardous waste by living organisms
7)      Nitrogen fixation:  process by which nitrogen fixing bacteria take in nitrogen from the air and change it into a form that plants can use
8)      Antibiotics:  medicine used to kill bacteria and other microorganisms
9)      Pathogenic bacteria:  bacteria that causes disease
10)   Spirilla:  spiral shaped bacteria with flagella at both ends
11)   Cocci:  spherical shaped bacteria
12)   Bacilli:  rod shaped bacteria
13)   Virus:  microscopic particle that gets inside a cell and often destroys the cell
14)   Host:  organism from which a parasite takes food or shelter
15)   Crystal:  shape of virus that includes polio virus (multi-faceted)
16)   Sphere:  shape of virus that include influenza virus (round)
17)   Cylinder:  shape of virus that include tobacco mosaic virus (long and round)
18)   Spacecraft:  shape of virus that attacks only bacteria (also called bacteriophage)
19)   Lytic cycle:  reproductive cycle of viruses in which viruses attack living cells and turn them into virus factories
20)   Lysogenic cycle:  reproductive cycle of viruses in which each new cell gets a copy of the virus’s genes but the genes stay inactive for a long time

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