Sunday 18 December 2016

Bacteria

  • Cellular organisms.
  • Most are unicellular.
  • The smallest living cell.
  • Bacteria range from 0.5 un to 5.0 micrometers in length.
  • Smallest bacteria Bruvendomonas duminata 0.33 micrometers.
  • Prokaryotes family
  •  Most bacteria have a cell wall that surrounds the plasma membrane.
  • Cell wall and cytoskeleton is an important way to classify bacteria.
Shapes:
·         Three common shapes
(CBS)
1.       Cocci
2.       Bacilli
3.       Spirilla ( Vibro colli)

  •   Bacteria can reproduced by
  •  Binary fission  (one cell divides into two similar cells)
  •  Budding
  •  Fragmentation ( one cell divides to several Cell).
  •            Most bacteria that are motile move by their flagella.
     ·       Some bacteria called gens name only – Ex : Salmonella,  Pseudomonas
     ·        Some bacteria called specific species name only – Ex :  E.coli.

Gram Positive
Gram Negative
1.       Outer membrane is absent.
2.       Cell wall  is 20-30 nm thick.
3.       Thick peptide glycan (murein).
4.       The wall contains 70-80%  peptide glycan (murein).
5.       Cell wall contains teichoic acid.
6.       A few pathogenic bacteria belong to  Gram positive group.
7.       Basal body of flagellum contains two rings.
1.       Thick Lipo poly saccharide (Endotoxin).
2.       Cell wall  is 8-12 nm thick.
3.       Thin Peptido glycan (murein).
4.       The wall contains 10-20%  peptide glycan (murein).
5.        teichoic acid are absent.
6.        Most of the pathogenic bacteria belong to Gram negative group.
7.       Basal body of flagellum contains four rings.


What is the fumigation and fogging?

What is the fumigation and fogging?