Chemistry in depth
Archaeobacteria—prokaryotic organisms lacking peptidoglycan in their cell walls and differing from eubacteria in many ways.Binomial nomenclature—by Linnaeus where each organism is assigned a genus and specific epithet (2nd name) Cyanobacteria—photosynthetic, prokaryotic, typically unicellular organisms that are members of kingdom Monera Divergent evolution—process where descendents of a common ancestor species undergo sufficient change to be identified as separate species DNA hybridization—process where double strands of DNA of ea. Of 2 organisms are split apart and split strands from 2 organisms are allowed to combine Domain—new taxonomic category above kingdom level, consisting of Archae, Bacteria, and Eukarya Eukaryote—organism with eukaryotic cells (w/nucleus and other membrane bound structures Extreme halophile—grow in highly saline (salty) environments. Generally obligate aerobes Extreme thermoacidophile—require hot and acidic environment usually from Domain Archae Five-kingdom system—system of classifying organisms into one of 5 kingdoms: Monera (prokaryotae), Protista, Fungi, Plantae, and Animalia Fungi—kingdom of nonphotosynthetic, eukaryotic organisms tha
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DNA RNA, Protista Protozoan—single-celled, RNA DNARNA, RNA—an RNA, Monera Protein, RNA DNA, Provirus—viral DNA, Monera Divergent, , Eukarya Eubacteria—true, antimicrobial agent, nucleic acid, agent inhibits, host cell, life cycle, host cells, lytic cycle, antimicrobial agents, bacterial cell, bacterial lawn, antimicrobial agents antibiotic, microbial sensitivity antimicrobial, inoculated petri dish, determine microbial sensitivity, agents antibiotic disks,
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