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What differences exist in the structure that provides an outer protective barrier for virus bacteria and protozoa?
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The virus uses a capsid; a protein structure.
Bacteria use a peptidoglycan cell wall with one or two cell membranes.
Protazoa use different methods. Some have VSP or VSGs; proteins attached to their cell membranes that protect them. Some do not and only have a cell membrane.
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Are protozoa bacteria or fungi?
Neither. Protozoa are distinct from both bacteria and fungi.
What are 4 broad types of pathogens?
.bacteria .virus .fungi .protoazoa
Is protozoa a spherical or rod shaped bacteria?
It is a rod shaped bacteria and has tiny strands of body flesh coming out of the side of it.
What organism did Leeuwenhoek call animalcules?
protozoa and bacteria
What are groups of the microorganisms?
protozoa fungi bacteria viruses prions
Are protozoa bacteria or fungi?
Neither. Protozoa are distinct from both bacteria and fungi.
What is a fagellae?
a slender threadlike structure. a microscopic whiplike appendage that enables many protozoa, bacteria, spermatozoa, etc., to swim.
Is bacteria a type of protozoa?
No.
What are 4 broad types of pathogens?
.bacteria .virus .fungi .protoazoa
Is protozoa a spherical or rod shaped bacteria?
It is a rod shaped bacteria and has tiny strands of body flesh coming out of the side of it.
Is chicken pox a Protozoa?
Is chicken pox is a protozoa a virus a bacteria or a fungus
What was leeuwenhoek probably the first to see?
Protozoa and bacteria Bacteria
Which is the smallest creature among bacteria algae protozoa virus?
In the series given, the smallest creature is virus, followed by bacteria, protozoa and algae.
Leeuwenhoek was probably the first person to see what?
Protozoa and bacteria Bacteria
What organism did Leeuwenhoek call animalcules?
protozoa and bacteria
Which group of microbes has a eukaryotic structure?
protozoa
What are Whitaker's 5 kingdoms of life?
Whittaker's 5 kingdoms of life are Monera (bacteria), Protista (algae, protozoa), Fungi (mushrooms, yeasts), Plantae (plants), and Animalia (animals). This classification system is based on differences in cell structure, mode of nutrition, and reproduction.
