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3/12/19 1 Ch. 21 Bacteria and Viruses 21.1 Viruses I. What is a virus? 1. Non-living organism that infect living cells 2. Par?cles of nucleic acid (DNA or RNA), protein and some?mes lipids 3. Outer covering = capsid a) Has proteins that allow it to get inside cells b) Also has proteins that can trick cell into NOT recognizing it is a virus I. What is a virus? 4. Vary in shape, but are smaller than bacteria 5. Species-specific – can only infect certain organisms Different types of viruses II. Viral Infec?on p. 685 1. Ly?c infec?on – short infec?on, lasts a few days to a week Examples: common cold, flu, AIDS, Ebola a) Virus enters the cell b) Makes copies of itself c) Causes the cell to burst, releases many viruses into the body

Ch 21 Bacteria and Viruses short 21 Bacteria and...Eubacteria • Cell wall has pep?doglycan • Very diverse Ar?cle on Pep?doglycan… • hdp://blogs.scien?ficamerican.com/disease-prone/2011/09/14/pep?doglycan-the-bacterial-wonder-wall

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Ch.21BacteriaandViruses 21.1Viruses

I.Whatisavirus?

1.  Non-livingorganismthatinfectlivingcells2.  Par?clesofnucleicacid(DNAorRNA),

proteinandsome?meslipids3.  Outercovering=capsid

a)  Hasproteinsthatallowittogetinsidecellsb)  AlsohasproteinsthatcantrickcellintoNOT

recognizingitisavirus

I.Whatisavirus?

4.  Varyinshape,butaresmallerthanbacteria5.  Species-specific–canonlyinfectcertain

organisms

Differenttypesofviruses II.ViralInfec?onp.685

1.  Ly?cinfec?on–shortinfec?on,lastsafewdaystoaweek

•  Examples:commoncold,flu,AIDS,Ebola

a)  Virusentersthecellb)  Makescopiesofitselfc)  Causesthecelltoburst,releasesmanyviruses

intothebody

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II.ViralInfec?on

2.  LysogenicInfec?on–long-terminfec?on•  Examples:HIV,Herpes

a)  VirusinjectsDNAintohostcellb)  HostcellcopiesviralDNAalongwithitsownc)  Every?methehostcelldivides,itmakesanew

cellcontainingtheviralDNAd)  Somethingtriggersthevirustocomeoutof

dormancy,thenentersthely?ccycle

ViralInfec?on(copydiagram)Viruses Living Cells

Structure: DNA or RNA and Protein Cell membranes, nucleus, organelles, cytoplasm

Reproduction: Only inside host Asexual or sexual independent

Genetic Code: DNA or RNA DNA

Growth: No Yes - increase in size and cell number

Obtain & Use Energy: No Yes

Respond to Environment: No Yes

Change over Time: Yes Yes

III.Pathogens

•  Disease-causingagents

IV.ViralDiseasesinHumans

•  Virusesproducediseasebydisrup?nghomeostasis

•  Examples:commoncold,flu,AIDS,chickenpox,hepa??sB,WestNile

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A.Preven?ngViruses

1.  Viralvaccines2.  OTCmedica?onstohelpwithsymptoms–

doesNOTcureviruses

B.AnimalViruses

•  Some?mesen?regroups/herdsofanimalswillbekilled

C.PlantViruses

•  Tobaccomosaicvirus–infectsagriculturalcrops

•  Hardertoinfectplantcellsthananimalcells•  Enterthroughtearsinleaves,roots,andstems

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20.2Bacteria

Review:ProkaryoteandEukaryote

•  Prokaryote–hasnonucleus,bacteria•  Eukaryote–hasnucleus,plants,animals,fungi

2GroupsofProkaryotes

Archaebacteria

•  CellwallDOESNOThavepep?doglycan

•  Differentmembranelipids•  DNAmorecloselyresemble

eukaryotes•  Mayliveinextreme

environments

Eubacteria

•  Cellwallhaspep?doglycan•  Verydiverse

Ar?cleonPep?doglycan…

•  hdp://blogs.scien?ficamerican.com/disease-prone/2011/09/14/pep?doglycan-the-bacterial-wonder-wall/

Iden?fyprokaryotesby:

1.  Shape2.  Cellwallcomposi?on3.  Thewaytheymove(mobility)4.  Thewaytheyobtainenergy

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1.Shapes

•  Bacilli(bacillus)-rodshaped•  Cocci(coccus)-sphericalshaped•  Spirilla(spirillum)-spiralshaped

Bacilli–rodshaped

Cocci–spherical Spirilla–corkscrew-shaped

2.Cellwallcomposi?on-GramStaining

•  Gram-posi?ve–containpep?doglycan,stainspurple– Hasonlyonecellwall

•  Gram-nega?ve–nopep?doglycan,stainsredorpink– Hasanouterlayeroflipidandcarbohydrates=moredifficulttokill

3.Mobility

•  Flagella•  Lash,snakeorspiralforward•  gliding

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Flagella Gliding

4.ObtainingEnergy

Heterotrophs•  Takeinorganicmolecules

forenergyandcarbon•  Chemoheterotrophs•  photoheterotrophs

Autotrophs•  Convertinorganicmolecules

tomakefood•  Photoautotrophs•  Chemoautotrophs

4.bReleasingEnergy

•  Energyreleasedbycellularrespira?onand/orfermenta?on

1.  obligateaerobes–musthaveoxygen2.  Obligateanaerobes–mustNOThaveoxygen3.  Faculta?veanaerobes–may/maynothave

oxygen

Reproduc?on

1.  BinaryFission-–  asexualform–  1celldividesintotwo

2.  Conjuga?on–  sexualform–  2cellsexchangeDNAthroughahollowtube

3.  Sporeforma?on–  Allowsbacteriatosurviveduringunfavorable

condi?ons

Binaryfission:

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Conjuga?on Spores

WhyisBacteriaimportant?

•  Captureenergythroughphotosynthesis•  Decomposers

– breakdownorganicmader

•  Nitrogenfixers– onrootsofplantstohelpthemgetusablenitrogen

•  Humanuses– Foodandbeverages,wastetreatment

ListoffoodsanddrinksmadewithBacteria…

•  hdp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_microorganisms_used_in_food_and_beverage_prepara?on

•  Worksheet•  hdp://teachersites.schoolworld.com/webpages/bertoloi/files/chapter%2019%20worksheet-%20bacteria%20and%20viruses.pdf

I.BacterialDiseaseinHumans

•  Examples:Lymedisease,tetanus,tuberculosis,bacterialmeningi?s,strepthroat

A.2WaysBacteriaCauseDisease

•  1.Usecell/?ssueforfood•  2.Releasetoxinsintothebody

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B.Preven?ngBacterialDisease

•  1.Bacterialvaccine•  2.An?bio?cs–blockgrowthandreproduc?onofbacteria***DonotworkonViruses***

II.ControllingBacteria

1.  Steriliza?onbyheat–killallbacteriabyexposuretohighheat

2.  Disinfectants–usingchemicalstokillbacteria

3.  Foodprepera?onandstorage•  Storeinrefrigerator•  Freeze•  Boiling,frying,steaming•  Pickling•  canning