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 We will male journals for you to keep notes,

drawings and answers to questions as they

come up on the slide.



 Journals will be handed in periodically for

grades. If your gone, get the entry from

someone.

 Remember that all living things are classified

for various reasons.

 Eubacteria

 Archaebacteria

 Protists

 Fungi

 Plants

 Animals

 Bacteria are divided into two main parts:



 a. Archeabacteria







 b. Eubacteria

 Prokaryote is an organism that lacks a nucleus.



 Was thought to be the very first organism on

earth.



 Archaebacteria lived in very extreme

conditions since that was what the earth was

like at the time.

Some swamps produce so much methane that if

you drop a match it will start burning.

There is a bacteria in the rumen (stomach) of cattle that will digest

the food and produce methane gas as a by product.

Cow manure will be put

into pits with lids and the

gas is kept and used to

power an engine which

powers a generator.

 Archaebacteria- live in very hostlie conditions

and feed off of inorganic nutrients.

 Eubacteria- Live off of organic material and

live in more hospitable conditions.

 photosynthetic-use sunlight as their energy

 chemosynthetic- use chemicals in the environment as

their food.

The three shapes of

bacteria are round or

Cocci, rod shaped or

Bacilus and spiral or

spirilla.

Bacillus Anthracis is a

bacterium that lives in the

soils. When injested in the

lungs or nose it can form

cancer. Many older farmers

got cancer from this when they

farmed in open air tractors.

staphylococcus or

sometimes known as

staph infection.

 1. Review the microscope procedures.

 2. Obtain the 92 W 0001 slides and observe the

eukaryotes and prokaryotes.

 3. In your journal, draw the eukaryotes and

prokaryotes.

 Most bacteria reproduce by binary fission.

 Some bacteria can reproduce sexually. This is

bad because it can pass on important genetic

material to the next bacteria. Information like

how to resist antibiotics.

 Penicillin was discovered by Flemming which

can destroy the cell wall.

 U.V. light can kill most bacteria by unraveling

the DNA so it can not reproduce.

 Heat can kill bacteria.

 Others can be poisons (chlorine) and biological

controls

 Aerobic Bacteria- Bacteria that require oxygen

to breath.

 Anaerobic- Bacteria that do not require oxygen.



 Bacteria will also form endospores. It is a

capsule that will protect the RNA and DNA of

the cell in dry conditions or sometimes cold

and hot.

 Nitrogen fixation. Taking unusable forms of

nitrogen and converting it into useable forms.

 Recycling of nutrients. Decomposing dead

material and raw materials.

 Foods and medicine. Bacteria help produce

foods (yogurt, cheese, etc..) and some bacteria

will destroy other bacteria.

 You will pick a bacteria disease to report on.

the rubrics will be a little different than the

virus.

 Whooping cough, meningitis, botulism,

cavities, dysentery, plague, syphilis, tetanus,

scarlet fever, yaw, pneumonia, gonorrhea,

salmonella, spinal meningitis, Rcky Mtn.

spotted fever, leprosy, tuberculosis, E-coli, food

poisoning, anthrax, diarrhoea, toxic shock

syndrome, tonsillitis, listeriosis, strep throat.



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