6. Please fill in the chart below: Bacteria Protozoa Viruses Fungi Cellular or non-cellular? (Y/N) Cellular Non-Cellular Nucleus present? (Y/N) No Yes No Yes Membrane-bound organelles present? (Y/N) No Yes No Yes Which Domain does each belong to? Gram positive & Gram negative groups are found among? (mark with "X") Rank by size from smallest (starting with 1) to largest. If size is similar in 2 or more categories, use the same # for these categories. Pathogens in which category are most safely treated with antibiotics and other antimicrobials with few side effects?
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6. Please fill in the chart below: Bacteria Protozoa Viruses Fungi Cellular or non-cellular? (Y/N) Nucleus present? (Y/N) Membrane-bound organelles present? (Y/N) Which Domain does each belong to? Gram positive & Gram negative groups are found among? (mark with "X") Rank by size from smallest (starting with 1) to largest. If size is similar in 2 or more categories, use the same # for these categories. Pathogens in which category are most safely treated with antibiotics and other antimicrobials with few side effects?
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Bacteria & Archaea Complete the following table with as much information as possible. NAME OF STRUCTURE LOCATION (Internal, External or Cell envelope) Found in (ALL, MOST or SOME) DETAILS (Structure, Function, types, etc.) Infective? Yes or No Flagella External Axial Filaments External Pili External Fimbriae External Glycocalyx External Cell Wall Cell envelope Cytoplasmic Membrane Cell envelope Outer membrane Cell envelope Cytoplasm Internal Bacterial chromosome, Plasmid Internal Ribosomes Internal Inclusion bodies, microcompartments Internal Cytoskeleton Internal Endospore Internal
Types of Bacteria and their cell structures. Please research each of the following bacteria, and determine which of the identified structures it has. These checkboxes are interactive in Microsoft Word; you can fill it out on your computer, or print it out and scan/photograph it after filling it out by hand. Bacillus cereus Cell membrane Peptidoglycan Outer membrane Capsule Endospore Flagellum Ribosome Mycolic acid Nucleoid Clostridium difficile Cell membrane Peptidoglycan Outer membrane Capsule Endospore Flagellum Ribosome Mycolic acid Nucleoid Escherichia coli Cell membrane Peptidoglycan Outer membrane Capsule Endospore Flagellum Ribosome Mycolic acid Nucleoid Mycobacterium tuberculosis Cell membrane Peptidoglycan Outer membrane Capsule Endospore Flagellum Ribosome Mycolic acid Nucleoid Staphylococcus aureus Cell membrane Peptidoglycan Outer membrane Capsule Endospore Flagellum Ribosome Mycolic acid Nucleoid Vibrio cholerae Cell membrane Peptidoglycan Outer membrane Capsule Endospore Flagellum Ribosome Mycolic acid Nucleoid
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