Bacteria, Virus, Protists, Fungi

Bacteria are a strand of nucleic acid enclosed in a protein coat

Dutch Scientist who discovered Bacteria in 1600's

Three types of virus structure: complex, helical and _____________

Viruses have not structure or membranes and don't need energy or oxygen

A living that that is smaller than you can see with human eye is a microorganism.

Bacteria is classified by its shape: spherical, rod-like, spiral

A microorganism that is a prokaryote and surrounded by cell walls

Bacteria reproduce through a process called _________________.

An infectious agent that lives within or on an organism of another species is a ______________

An organism that can cause disease is called _____________

Viruses must have a ________ in order to survive.

Example of a virus in humans.

Bacterial infections are killed using ___________

The outer covering of the virus, made of protein is called ________.

An example of Bacteria is

Most often seen type of fungus on Humans is ____

Example of a protists in humans is _________________.

Type of bacteria that can survive in harsh environments is archaebacteria

Animal-like protists are called ______________

Infect: to invade an organism

The envelop of a virus is a protective layer that contains viral proteins

Plant-like protist are called ________

An example of Fungi is ____

The tail of a protists and how it propels itself is called _______________

Cells that do not have a nucleus or membrane- bound organelles are Eukaryotes

The process of copying something is replication

Protist have a nucleus and organelles that carry out specific functions

Any organism that can survive without oxygen is called an anaerobe

Diverse, eukaryotic, usually single celled organism is a _______

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