'Prokaryotic cell structure' presentation slideshows

Cell Structure and Function

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Bacteria I

Bacteria I. General Nature. 1) Prokaryotic 2) Single celled (some say multicellular) 3) Microscopic in size 4) Cell Wall usually present (varies, but contains contains carbohydrate called _____________. Typical Bacterial Cell (Prokaryotic). Bacterial Colonies growing on Agar plates.

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An Overview of Microbial Life

An Overview of Microbial Life. Chapter 2. Elements of Cell and Viral Structures:. 3 Domains: Archae, Eubacteria, Eukaryota Two structural types of cells are recognized: the prokaryote and the eukaryote .

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Anatomy and Physiology of Prokaryotic Cells

Microbiology Mrs. Hieneman. Anatomy and Physiology of Prokaryotic Cells. Bacterial Shape and Arrangement. Streptococcus chain. Sarcinae cube . Staphylococcus aureus cluster. Spiral-shaped bacterial cell. Prokaryotic Cell Structure. Cytoplasmic Membrane.

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Classification of Living Things: this week we look at the groups in red

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Micro - Organisms

Micro - Organisms. Viruses. Viruses. Viruses are living organism as it posses genetic material but are not capable of reproducing outside the host cell as it lacks a cellular structure.

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BIOL 4014 Microbiology Fall 2005

BIOL 4014 Microbiology Fall 2005 Mon & Wed, Lecture 8 am LSW 444; Lab 9-10:50 am or 3-4:50 pm, LSW 546 Instructor: Dr. David F. Gilmore Office: LSE 418 Phone 972-3632

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BIOL 4014 Microbiology Spring 2007

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BIOL 2103 Microbiology Summer II 2005

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Prokaryotic Cell Structure

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Introduction to Lab Ex. 14: Antibiotic Sensitivity Disc Diffusion Method

Introduction to Lab Ex. 14: Antibiotic Sensitivity Disc Diffusion Method. Introduction to Lab 10: Ex. Antibiotic Sensitivity Antibiotics are chemicals that are produced by other bacteria/fungi that have the ability to prevent other organisms (bacteria) from growing or killing them.

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