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| 1. | bacteria that causes tuberculosis (2 Words) |
| 3. | came up with the modern method of using rRNA sequences to classify prokaryotes (2 Words) |
| 4. | Gram-postive bacilli, produces central endospores |
| 6. | most studied halophile (2 Words) |
| 8. | genera of deeply branching bacteria (domain: Bacteria) that are chemoautotrophic, anaerobic & hyperthermophillic (85-95* C) |
| 9. | bacteria whose toxin causes botulism (2 Words) |
| 14. | Gram-positive streptococci that causes strep throat (2 Words) |
| 16. | bacteria whose toxin causes tetanus (2 Words) |
| 17. | 1st bacterial species to have entire genome sequenced (2 Words) |
| 19. | stable "resting stage" for cells |
| 22. | spirochete that causes Lyme disease (2 Words) |
| 25. | pathogenic Betaproteobacteria that causes "whooping cough"; DTaP (2 Words) |
| 26. | bacteria that causes anthrax (2 Words) |
| 28. | botulism causes death by ____ paralysis |
| 30. | bacteria that causes leprosy (2 Words) |
| 31. | genera of bacteria that contain an unusual morphology resembling the filaments of fungi |
| 33. | arrangement resulting in a cluster of cells |
| 35. | Domain; no peptidoglycan in cell walls; 2 divisions: extremophiles & methanogens |
| 36. | bacteria that produces antibiotics: tetracycline, erythromycin & chloramphenicol |
| 37. | category of extremophiles that can tolerate high temperatures (can't grow in temperatures <45* C) |
| 38. | largest group of Archaea, produce methane gas |
| 40. | extremophiles that can tolerate high salinity (>9% salt) |
| 42. | ____ G + C Gram-positive bacteria (<50% G+C in genome) |
| 44. | arrangement resulting in long chains of cells |
| 47. | arrangement resulting in pairs or groups of 2 cells |
| 48. | ____ G + C Gram-positive bacteria (>50% G+C in genome) |