Chapter 15 Viruses and Microorganisms
Transcript of Chapter 15 Viruses and Microorganisms
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Chapter 15
Viruses and Microorganisms
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Viruses • Latin meaning poison
• Structure – Protein coat
– Nucleic acid inside
– Either DNA of RNA
• So small they can’t be seen with a light microscope
• Must use an electron microscope
• Shapes vary
• Do not carry on life processes
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Viral Cycles • Attach to cells
• Reproduce in the cells using the cells energy
and building materials
• Lysis- burst out of the cell
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Lytic Cycle
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Viral Cycles
• Lysogenic cycle
• Cells lyse only after certain conditions
• This type of virus is called a provirus
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RNA viruses
• Use reverse
transcriptase to get
into DNA code and
use DNA bases to
produce more
viruses
• Called retrovirus
because of the
backwards
transcription that
they do
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Retrovirus • An example of this type of virus is AIDS and
the common cold
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• Characteristics
– Prokaryotes
– no membrane bound
organelles or
microtubules
– cell walls of murein
Kingdom Monera
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Three Basic Shapes
of Bacteria
• Shapes
– round – cocci
– rod – bacilli
– spiral – spirillia
• form endospores
• reproduction is asexual by
binary fission
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Bacteria nutrition
• Heterotrophs- include
parasites, saprophytes
and symbiotic
• Photosynthetic
autotrophs
• Chemosynthetic
autotrophs
• Thermosynthetic
autotrophs
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Two Divisions of Bacteria
• Eurobacteria
– Cyanobactera
• Blue-green algae
• Red or black
– Is what gives the name to the Red Sea
– Consumer Bacteria
• Gram positive stains purple because of thick cell wall
• Gram negative because it stains pink from a thin cell wall
• Archaebacteria
– Usually found in extreme conditions
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Ancient Bacteria (Archebacteria)
• nutrition different
from true bacteria
• Methane producers
• salt loving
• Heat and acid loving
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The importance of bacteria
• Flavoring
• Intestinal vitamins
and immunity
• Break down wastes
• Break down
chemicals
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Quiz
1. What is the basic structure of a virus?
2. Explain the difference between the lytic
cycle and the lysogenic cycle in a virus.
3. What is a retrovirus?
4. What are the three shapes of bacteria?
5. What distinguishes the monerans from
all other kingdoms.
6. What are the two main groups of bacteria
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• Characteristics
• Eukaryotes
• Autotrophic, Heterotrophic or both
Kingdom Protista
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Divide into three groups
– Plantlike
– Animal like
– Fungi like
• Plant like protists – Classified according to color and structure
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Euglenoids • Phylum Euglenophyta
• Characteristics of both
plants and animals
• Like animals they lack cell
walls and move by flagella
• Like plants they are
photosynthetic and have
chloroplasts
• Can be both heterotrophic
and autotrophic
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• Phylum - Chrysophyta
• Yellow green to golden brown
• Diatoms
• Two part outer shell
• Shell is glass like
• Shell deposits left behind called
diatomaceous earth
Golden Algae
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• Phylum Chlorophyta
• Have pigment
chlorophyll
• Include spirogyra,
volvox, ulva,
chlamydomanas,
chlorella
Green Algae
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• Phylum phaeophyta
• Examples: Sargassum, Kelp
Used as food conditioners and in cosmetics
Brown algae
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• Phylum Rhodophyta
• Deepest sea producers
• Used in food and bio lab
Red Algae
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Animal like Protists
• Protozoa are
classified by
movement
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Rihzopods – Phylum Rhizopoda •Move by pseudopodia
•Examples: Amoeba, Forams, Radiolaria
•Move by amoeboid movement
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• Phylum Ciliophera
• Move by hair like cilia on the surface
• Unicellular with stiff covering called a
pellicle
Ciliates
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Example: paramecium
• Have two nuclei
• Micro nucleus –
involved in
• Reproduction
• Macro nucleus –
Cells basic activities
• Reproduce by
Conjugation and cell
division
• Oral grove to ingest
food
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Flagellates
• Phylum Zoomatigina
• Move by flagella
• Some are parasites
– Trypanosoma- African sleeping sickness
transmitted by tsetse fly
• Some are mutualistic
– Example: Flagellates in the digestive
system of a termite
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Sporozoans
• Phylum Sporozoa
• No means of movement
and reproduce by
means of a spore like
structure
• Most are parasitic and
some cause disease
• Plasmodium causes
malaria – transmitted by
mosquitoes,
– 1 million Homo sapiens
die /year
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Fungus like protists – Phylum
Myxomycota
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Slime molds • have a unique life cycle
• Plasmodium – slimy yellowish mass takes in food by phagocytosis as it oozes
• Fruiting bodies develop when food or moisture decrease
• Produce spores by mitosis
• Swarm cells develop from spores – These cells are flagellated
• Swarm cells fuse and begin plasmodium stage
• Fruiting bodies like fungi, plasmodium and swarm cells are like protozoa
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Quiz 1. How are protozoa classified?
2. How are algal protist classified?
Matching:
______1. Amoeba a. euglenophyta
______2. Golden Algae (diatom) b. chrysophyta
______3. Euglena c. rhizopoda
______4. Paramecium d. ciliophora
______5. Green Algae e. zygomycota
______6. slime mold f. myxomycota
______ 7. Red Algae g. rhodophyta
h. chlorophyta
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Kingdom Fungi
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Characteristics
• Sessile
• Heterotrophic – parasite or saprophyte
• Most have stalk called hyphae – A mass of hyphae together is
called mycelium
• Reproduce by spores *
• Cell wall made of chitin
• Named on basis of spore producing structures*
• Fungi Phyla – mycota* means fungus
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Zygote fungi – • Phylum Zygomycota
• Hyphae can fuse to form a zygote
• Also called sporangium fungi because their spores are produced in the sporangia on tip of hyphae
• Stolons – hyphae that spread along the food source
• Rhizoids – anchor the food source and produce enzymes that break down substrate
• Both saprophytes and parasites in this phylum
• Bread mold fit into this phylum
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Club Fungi
• Phylum Basidiomycota
• Spore producing structure is club
shaped and called basidia (club)
• Club fungi include shelf fungi. Rusts,
smuts, puffballs and mushrooms
• Mushroom
– Stipe – stalk – mycelium
– Cap – umbrella like structure
– Gills – basidia within
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Sac Fungi
• phylum Ascomycota
• Ascus – sac like
spore producing
structure
• Group includes,
yeasts, penecillium,
powdery mildews,
morels, Dutch elm
disease
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Lichens
• Combination of fungi and algae
• Algae are the producers and fungi provide protection and moisture
• Can live in places where neither Fungi or alga can live
• Mutualistic relationship
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Ch 15 Lab
• Draw and label the following micro organisms
– Bacteria
– Diatoms
– Amoeba
– Paramecium
– Bluegreen algae
– Euglena
– Mixed green algae (desmids)