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Chapter 19. Bacteria and Viruses. 19-1 Bacteria Classifying Prokaryotes. Eubacteria - have cell walls with peptidoglycan , a carbohydrate Archaebacteria - have cell walls with out peptidoglycan -DNA is more similar to eukaryotes -live in harsh environments. Identifying Prokaryotes. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Chapter 19
Bacteria and Viruses
19-1 BacteriaClassifying Prokaryotes
Eubacteria- have cell walls with peptidoglycan, a carbohydrate
Archaebacteria- have cell walls with out peptidoglycan
-DNA is more similar to eukaryotes
-live in harsh environments
Identifying Prokaryotes
• Shape
– Bacilli (rod shaped)
– Cocci (spherical)
– Spirilla (spiral and corkscrew)
Identifying Prokaryotes
• Cell Walls
– Gram-positive: thick peptidoglycan walls
– Gram-negative: think peptidoglycan walls
• More resistant to antibiotics
Identifying Prokaryotes
• Movement
– Some move (flagella)
– Some don’t move
Metabolic Diversity
Heterotrophs
Chemoheterotrophs- get carbon and energy from organic molecules
Ex: humans
Photoheterotrophs- get carbon from organic molecules, get energy from sunlight
Metabolic Diversity
Autotrophs
Photoautotrophs- get carbon from CO2, get energy from sunlight
Ex: cyanobacteria.
Chemoautotrophs- get carbon from CO2, get energy from inorganic chemical reactions
Metabolic Diversity
Carbon Source Energy source
Chemoheterotroph Organic molecules organic molecules
Photoheterotrophs Organic molecules Sunlight
Photoautotrophs Carbon dioxide Sunlight
Chemoautotrophs Carbon dioxide Inorganic chemical reactions
Releasing Energy
• Obligate aerobes- require oxygen
Ex: Mycobacterium tuberculosis
• Obligate anaerobes- do not require oxygen, oxygen kills them
Ex: Clostridium botulinum
• Faculatative anaerobes- live with or w/o oxygen
Ex: E. coli
Growth and Reproduction
• Binary fission- parents splits into two daughter cells, asexual reproduction
Growth and Reproduction
• Conjugation- a pilus forms between two bacteria, DNA is transferred, sexual reproduction
Growth and Reproduction
• Spore Formation-
Endospore- thick wall that protects a dormant bacterium
Importance of Bacteria
• Decomposers
• Nitrogen Fixation
– Taking nitrogen from the air and converting it to a useable form
19-2 Viruses
Virus- composed of a DNA or RNA core surrounded by a capsid (protein coat)
Viral Infection
Lytic Infection- Virus enters the cells, copies itself, and causes the cell to burst
Viral Infection
Lysogenic Infection- virus enters the cell, integrates its DNA into the host DNA, it gets copied when the host replicates
Prophage- viral DNA embedded in a host’s DNA
Retroviruses
• Genetic information is RNA
• In the host RNA is copied to DNA (reverse transcription)
• Examples: HIV
Viroids and Prions
• Viroids- effect plants, ssRNA w/o a capsid
– Damage tomatoes, apples, potatoes
• Prions- effect animals, protein infectious particles
– Ex: mad cow disease, Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease