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Prokaryotes Chapter 19

Prokaryotes Chapter 19. Table 18.1. Figure 5.8. Figure 9.1Ce. Cell Division in prokaryotes. Conjugation in Bacteria. Domain and Kingdom Bacteria. Peptidoglycan in cell wall Genetic differences Lipids in plasma membrane Endospore formation. Gram Positive and Negative Bacteria.

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Prokaryotes Chapter 19

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  1. ProkaryotesChapter 19

  2. Table 18.1

  3. Figure 5.8

  4. Figure 9.1Ce • Cell Division in prokaryotes

  5. Conjugation in Bacteria

  6. Domain and Kingdom Bacteria • Peptidoglycan in cell wall • Genetic differences • Lipids in plasma membrane • Endospore formation

  7. Gram Positive and Negative Bacteria

  8. Domain and Kingdom Archaea • Extremophiles • Hydrothermal vents • Hypersaline basins • Highly acidic habitats • Highly alkaline habitats

  9. Hydrothermal Vents and Archaea

  10. Metabolism • Heterotrophic • Saprophytic • Photoautotrophic • Chemoautotrophic

  11. Bacterial Abundance

  12. Nitrogen Cycle

  13. Phosphorus Cycle

  14. Oil Degrading Bacteria

  15. 10X as many bacteria as human cells in the human body

  16. Chlamydia

  17. Gonorrhea

  18. Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)

  19. Syphilis

  20. Antibiotics

  21. Anthrax- Bacillus anthracis

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