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Understanding microbes

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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Understanding microbes

By: Elvis Delacruz
Photo by NIAID

Bacteria

  • There is no nucleus or organelles.
  • Bacteria has a plasmid instead of DNA.
  • the genes in the plasmid make the bacteria resistant to some antibiotics.
  • bacteria reproduce by binary fission
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viruses

  • smallest of the microbes.
  • they multiply in the cells of living orgANISMS.
  • VIRUS IS EITHER MADE OF DNA OR RNA.
  • VIRUSES ARE COVERED IN PROTEIN COAT CALLED CAPSID.
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fUNGI

  • THEY CAN BE SINGLE OR MULTICELLULAR ORGANSIMS
  • THEY ARE DECOMPOSERS.
  • FUNGI CAN BE USED TO MAKE ANITBIOTICS AND VACCINES.
  • SOME FUNGI CAUSE DISEASES IN ANIMALS AND PEOPLE.

PROTOZOA

  • SINGLE CELLED ORGANISM
  • THEY LIVE IN FRESH WATER, OCEAN, AND SOIL.
  • THEY EAT BACTERIA AND SMALL PROTOZOA
  • THEY USE PSEUDOPODIA TO EAT.
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