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Oh, Bacteria! A Fun Journey Through Microbiology

Dive into the fascinating world of bacteria with "Oh, Bacteria!" This engaging song highlights the simplicity and significance of these tiny organisms. Discover how bacteria lack a nucleus, possess a cell wall, and thrive in various environments. Learn about their rapid reproduction, DNA transfer methods, and essential roles as decomposers alongside fungi in maintaining ecosystem health. With catchy lyrics, this song emphasizes the vital part bacteria play in our lives, ecosystems, and the planet's overall function. Join us in celebrating these remarkable microorganisms!

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Oh, Bacteria! A Fun Journey Through Microbiology

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  1. Sing along written byDoug EldonandAnnette Parrott www.africangreyparrott.com Oh, Bacteria !

  2. You do not have a nucleus You do have a cell wall

  3. You live in water, air and soil or anywhere at all

  4. You reproduce by fission and you do so very fast

  5. And under harsh conditions in an endospore you last

  6. Oh, Bacteria so simple and so small without you ecosystems would not function well at all

  7. Your pili is the tool with which you transfer DNA

  8. Transduction conjugation transformation are the ways

  9. You’re such a decomposer with your friend fungi

  10. Without you two the planet would be full of dead bodies

  11. Oh Bacteria, so simple and so small without you ecosystems would not function well at all

  12. We used to call you Monerans but now we clearly see

  13. That you belong to the domains: Bacteria and Archaea

  14. Thermophiles and halophiles and naughty pathogens too

  15. For Yogurt, nodules plasmids cheese bacteria we love you

  16. Oh Bacteria so simple and so small without you ecosystems would not function well at all

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