Across
- 3. where DNA is concentrated in cytoplasm of bacteria
- 6. grape-like clusters of cells
- 7. used in conjugation (connection and exchange of genetic material) between bacterial cells
- 8. sites of protein synthesis
- 12. flagella are dispersed randomly over surface of cell
- 16. movement of bacteria in response to chemical signals
- 17. small, bristle-like fibers sprouting off the surface of many bacterial cells, allows tight adhesion to assist bacteria in colonization and infection
- 18. polysaccharide “glue”, can be loose slime layer or denser capsule
Down
- 1. polysaccharide and protein component of bacteria cell walls, gram positive have thick layer and gram negative have thin layer
- 2. polysaccharide only component of gram negative bacteria cell walls
- 4. community of bacteria, “strength in numbers”, responsible for persistent colonization of teeth, plastic catheters and implanted medical devices
- 5. bilayer that makes up cell membrane
- 9. rod-like bacterial shape
- 10. twisted bacterial shape
- 11. archaea cell wall component, carbohydrate and protein composition
- 13. round bacterial shape
- 14. example of acid-fast bacteria
- 15. nonessential small pieces of DNA in bacteria, encode for drug resistance and toxin/enzyme production
