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Chapter 2 Biological Classification Notes

The document discusses the classification of organisms, highlighting the historical development from early morphological systems to modern classifications, including the five-kingdom system proposed by Whittaker and the three-domain system by Woese. It emphasizes the importance of classification in understanding the relationships, similarities, and differences among organisms, as well as their evolutionary origins. Additionally, it addresses the limitations and challenges in categorizing certain organisms, such as viruses and lichens.

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Chapter 2 Biological Classification Notes

The document discusses the classification of organisms, highlighting the historical development from early morphological systems to modern classifications, including the five-kingdom system proposed by Whittaker and the three-domain system by Woese. It emphasizes the importance of classification in understanding the relationships, similarities, and differences among organisms, as well as their evolutionary origins. Additionally, it addresses the limitations and challenges in categorizing certain organisms, such as viruses and lichens.

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Bic logical C Janistns in Ghieroxrchy based on * Scientific study of avrangement OF Ord} 4heir Similarity and dissiniority NEED OF CLASSEFICATION | * Make the Study of orgamisems Convinent - (+ Tells which Organisms resemble to each other. + Helps 1 Sorting CUE clivetse organisms: + Helps in identifying species. + Helps in Study the origin arnd Evolutionary organisms. [Father of Btotogy] Earliest Scientific Classification On Simple morphological Characters. sprisioe classification was based on externally observed characters. +A type of artificial System of classification | pues ews) [Shrubs] [Trees] BES. imal, mediumn=igxge stall [eve eae Fron-woody Sized5 SEM! Hants Reaturi Ppiontswith Woody Stem, asmge ed Enoimna. | eee Thain‘stemortrunk, (Posses RBC) (easel mm ./*Tnearlest time the Classification of organism was based on their use. l Cingclam CLaification , 4 | “Tt is proposed by Carolus Linnaeus im 1758. * He divided the living organisms ito two kingdoms * Plantae and Animalia *Linngeus classification are based On Morphological Characters like + © Locomotion ‘The organism which Car) locomote Axe Consider ed tobe animals and which cart are Considered to be plants . © cei wan sexta plomts[orgamiam m piantae Kingdont] ONS i Cell wall is present in. ae SPs anisms in Animal ® Photosynthesis Dichvepsesferm broteymnears vnereos oTFens!® srrnok pol 9 Response to Stimuli eee ‘ i Plant vesponse to Stimuli is Sow Gs) PISTON _ Primal reponse fo amu ® SRgaen ond fost fo aie" PerineecveGerws manor cunserexce sor. = pean Biadwe Winger eysters takes Unicelyle” ene Cts were COTO. organisms together. Even umnicell lor ovganiems vike loactery ape & considered as plants B use? s Unicetiular plats [diotoms,dinofiagetiares] one gavmars [protez0ans} Nes xesemble each other in level oF organisaxion pend TEproduction PY Or 3 Fission put placed im two seperate anqdoms: f Fungi are included in kingdom plontae # ‘despite OF FE ven foc* nat they lack chiorophytt, Cellutosic Ce! walls Gnd OF ‘ener Wace? Saptophyte or Parasite unvue tyPIco! plonts-— ont 4 «Viruses and lichens cont be placed either OF NESE wo Kingdorms, e because of peculiar cnoracteristcs: Beer * Tt puts together eukaryote $ yoith PTOKYYSeS 6 com oT 4 ty f } °. Ho Corr wired StL ( (HA b t Aw Go Mo oy a ww Ww * Bynst Haeckal a German Siste3 Zootog)st suggested thot a td ranqdomn pe Qesnisns _Protista be created to include those Unicellulay eukaxyoric THICTOOY erinvee kingdom accordingic Haeckal Ore Proveto: Sprantae AN AAIMON: = This solves the problem oF assigning Suitohls Kangdom 4042 organisms hich have similarities with both plants and animals [DRAWBACKS | | T+ grouped vastly differen* orgomisrs tre! different mode of nutrition: Blocked 40 accurately reflect biclogea dwersity: * Both prokaryotes cond Eukarryores aye placed t0ge* accepted CIA si pic ore il spective oF ang ComMPper*ery er anerefore HF 1S ASK e Tt is proposed by He Copeland. He Suggested thot all prokaryotes be placed The four kingdom recognised by Copeland aye : aa AT under Kingdom Monero-- ps eluding prokaryotes (bacteria and CYansbactens gay vores ote Organlenrenen i ‘ JOMISMS Not having she Characters oF aia cluding EUkAyy ch OS Ted Oond brown algae ,Fumqis >fung) ote mw P plc AI foe PINKS OTANIMA'S » srotdZ700. prerapnyta]: NeLUAING PIONS iy prantoeD JMetatog] : including multicellular animals, few pera penwerons Oh EOOR HENS Rot Cla: aa ‘are MCOTECHY PISCE ALONG voit PLEAS - fund! and profozeas Were Grouped together: + pigoe Pores were NOr clossFied \ org (a Ve FP OAALTILOHION R ata ¥ _pcanding to Robert H.-winthakex (RES) ,non—ehierePhyllous heterosnoph it to De CIASSIFIEG Under the Kiagsom Fung). ary RNS grado ClaSsRCAHON iS based mak ve Kingdo? Se" Mainly on the follovorng Criteria’ « camplenty OPSFURAUNe = PrOKaTYOHE 6% GUkOyoHS mapiesty oF CelluSy C¥GONAZOHON? UicetLow or rnutticellulor ai Co in Mode OF nutrition: autotrophicor heterotopic. {iy nai [Moseriat] ecological iife style tike producers ,coreu compares | {reproduction and phylogenetic Yelotionship- 2 eee (aa z Ss | CIVING WORE TS Samo CinsstetcAtron] | a L eT t 7 wonetol [evenstal | Furegil i CHARACTERTSTICS OF FIVE terest KINGDOM a J ‘IVE KINGDOMS = ae eee _ CHARACTERS “WongRA | PROTESTA | FONGT | -PLANTRE ——FANEMRCHR: \ Prokaxyotic Bukaryotic | Bukaryol | Eukaxystte eukaryotic | ~ T é Type sai wien)” [ebdogiycanl TESSReIY [Vennin” \tetcloee | Paseataag ‘Absent | Present | Present | Present | present ee Ler esa SS Muricettuiar/ | “Tissue/ Tissue] organ] | Cellulcx__.. Cetusors loose sissue | orga __| organ system) ee, Autotropric | Heterotroptiq Autotrophic | Heterotopic nee uc pee pete eran onl | attition |prewayntherie] 000d pornos) | joe \ etc] | Heterotrophic Heterotrophic aerial nd # ANI Moutticetuar ,wamtake rrotiie OF assiqned the Kingdorn Anirnalio. ere wnciucied 10 she + “The photosynthetic Phulliceluloy oxganvemns _Kingstom Plantae ng were daKen out From PINS 3ome of the uniceiuiar aigae at ia pncseperare fernqdorn. OMA Arima kMgdom and were Th T Protista. #5 #Heterotrophic plants were piace’ into Kingdon Fund ae green algae ken Peo oneva ce Al bacteria and muiticell Ulay bl an f MiseraleMunerred horn idrqaom MNOS 707 i) em ee nae *\ 3h the Five kingcom classification HT anouge® Her arning wee 4 Quen vise 4o4ne Protista.,vericn gave 19S ie casein ane J : Kingdoms of mutticettutay orgasim Yt" Pung}, ProntI© > 4 DRewsacks € * He combine Autotrophic and Heterotropin’ in same Qrour: ers #\ * With/ Without cell wall Tn same QYOUP: f * Viuses and Ifcnens have not proces: aa) 4 * Placing algae in dae tine Kingcom seems #0 PS sore otis: Box Bo ff ‘ a " oo ie f 2 ini . ii pep Nae SMG a (LIA C= * s a he * "Inthe study oF the nucleotide Sequenc® of 4-RNA Mm the Mbosomes ot eS di Anat there BE Gigernctly +wo GiPerens * Mo Ww different +ypes of cells reveale: _ Kinds of cells in prokaryotes: + Three stegemee Kinds of cell organisation dhe OYGaMIsTS ~ EWO PYOKON IES BF ard one cucasuone — can be recogriees: L 5: cy He Cart woese proposed 0. Three Domain System of ClaseiFiecasion Gnd Proposed three domain viz. Archaea » Boctevia and Evkoy yo: + [Domain is [Link] group of members oF 18. a Cokegory higher than kingdom] * All the timee domains have evolved From a. __progenote. [Bukaryotes | Serilor Kingdom. Tt ses Common ONCEStOoY , HIE | [aving Benes 1 [ roncebacens] | {Gu Donte me ae Archaebacteria | | |Eugacteria) : *Pronaebadaia *Eybacterio. ——« Protigto | : a © Fung T L t + Plantoe + Amimnatio, Woese’s proposal Relationship of organism ant S. ‘ r es | . | | BOK ARYSTES. PROKARYOTES ~——ouaryoiee Ore uniceliWsGr | Bukeryotes Ore Moet Msn * Faieuse ve PooNy Gistripuled |The MUcieUs is wen dletined The waned due 40 he BSENKA GT | And 19 euMTOUNIeS fy eeyeay THEMNOYONE NUCeaY MernByYanE cess Osent Nucleolus is present nenes ave Absent Cel Gvqamenles Gxe PYESEN* Suny G8 PIGSHAs,mMitochoncria ete en oF wryotle Ribosomes ore eratively smaufios} ria B blue Green algae | Curcryoric Riorsomes ore TelosWely \XQe [RO8} | Fung pants % cximols Cells om Monera efhis most abundant B easenapeliticion Cosmopolition organisms. * Bacteria Ave the Sole members of Kingdom Monero- eThey HAVE All PYOKATYORC O1GONISMS: qnit the nucleus is absent. “hey do both Autotrophic Gnd |hekerotvopnic ynode of nutrition. «The vibosomes pexe present 1 + Tis single celled organisms | s Monera cere the MoSt primitive forms of life living Stock +exmed progencte- gacte 15 70s. UNICelILLOY OYGENISMS: SOx Fron More Ndent Progencte “ evpiazen oy“ Moneval [Prokaxyotic Trrokaxyntic ancestor] cet] fk SNGBOM MONERR | es a 3 1 Pychoe Bacteria. [Archaebacteria] [Ruboererict} v v Hue Bockevion Ancient Bacterio || RE DUGIGNAG | cleria. are aN) ANcieMt Group oF pacteno ~ #Archaebor Tt can survive Under 6x treme adverse Conditions ike e Mayshy land * Hy dyothermal vent Salty aveo. Hot Sulfur Sprmngs cela eye" ° 4 ect by Pe ety wall 1s tack * In avchaebacteria the © «cen war ie race upot Ps eudomurein. ¢ hor “3 eurvive 1) ‘: ae Tehetp the archae bacteria 19 SOE "ovate ples Bot ® *Cermembyane 1s mate Up of Pray ney = at BASED ON OXYGEN NECESSITY mo [ Archaebacterio , PHO” r pmaerobss por . Pere [ansence 0° Or e-" « [presence of Ox) 1 Brier | iB Facultative Ee. i" 1 Obligate ercoineg 1 Anaeroes Ane , : [rompuisows] [Rexibiel Ip-qnes : OBEIGATE ANAEROSES | [Rigid Compulsory] ARs ecco ¢ TThey live under omaerobic conditions only aNd ger KANE 4) _0F oxygen. +The mode of nutrition In chemesynnens les. 2+ * They hove two gyoup metnamagens. and NUOPHUES: [FACULTATIVE ANAEROBES | [Fiexivie] + They live m both condition Aerobie ANd They normatty respire aerobically @ne anaerobic Conditions: « «The aychaebocteria inthis Cakeqory are Thermaacide prites: Archaenoctena | Met J E e | + ogens Halophites Thermoacidopnites * [MeTHANoGENS] 2 * They ore obligate Anaerobes. F * They are chemotropns. * Methanogens ave found + *Maxshy lands: * Gut of several rumin: * Biogas reactors. * Methanogens Gre capabie of Conver ting C0 Gand formic Acid Into «Methane . So they are said to be methanogens. ; C02+ Formic Acid + Hydrogen Methaneass, Methane | &— Methamobacierium, Methanobacillus . Int Animas Such as Cows sdutfaloes onnersnes! Tigh solr Concentrations. the penDséA-Taroei] wre opsiqaze resent 1 go do chemo*ophs prives OTe Sound M1 SAY BESS FEGION oF high Sanity ney PONE xed pigment Carotenoids iM thelr Ceil-mMErnioroMe pid yarn permenrbiity ond Tigidity a eHiUNY GEVElOpS PUXPIE MEMIc je polo ‘ Hose hawivag Prot - polot ont Dackeriorlnodopsin 9, Protoreceipto” Pe yosoboCkeNUM, HeioBER, HOLOCOCCLS - fe test ¢ SulPololOUS VENS OF Yellow stone Notional Park of USA Gere Specialy _ unin these forms whieh thyive under concit es Conditions of High heat ond lous a oiney OE Present M1 High temperature 8 high Ocidity. + Under derobic Conditions these organisms oxidise. Sulluy +0 SUIpRUNtS cid. » Under GNGEYOvIC Conditions Some forms Can Yeduce 46 SulpINUY +0 jydrogen Sulphide: = hey often live Th hot woxeY Springs voheve te semper high OS gore and the PH as\ow aS 2. Pex hermoplos ms, Thermoprorens exc. / L AN Bfupacterio. OTe «Tt contains nuciecid cireulay DNA, « Mermmbyane bound Cell organelles GTE Qlosent within it. +The cell wal ig Made ub oF Pepidogiycon: * Tt has vigid Cell wall * 9 is ribosomes ts 70s: * Tt is born motile OMG HOY) rotile- P [cungsseToart0N OF BACTERSE | ON THE BASIS OF SuPPE| e T. Coccus or Sphevica! Bacteria Os s They all ave spheric! ackeyio ee enc} © ee | + They ave rnotileLwithout Hog Monococcus/ Micrococcus Only single Spheri al cell & FngRMORCEDOPHILES | Ve ney ore Faculraxive omnaerobes: = i e avonge bacteric ove Found 1 Not Seer SulFUY SHINS - ] 1 i i) Oke 1S OS Poko YOHS EUIDICKEYIGY Organism - 3 ‘ganism SThpais — orpic coceus g sang Chain Coccus t bn epprococcs A WEQuiay group oF coceris = BOY G I Raatiug or Res Snaped eacienie «om — . Shey ave vod shaped ,cylindyical ov jeakect —_ * Rey ave Flagetiated or Non FAME! flage > To pars \= piprobacittus TH chains = Strepowacitlus IE Berar or Halicar Baciena gpivat vou . “They ave stigntly lage and elongated 8h > Weed . * A Spouitunn has move thom one uN oF ee ee AL nove MAGE ak EACH PE *) 2 Spivat_wactenum nave one ox more Hage ae I. Nibvio or Comma Shapect Vibsiun| paemnvies: with Ae *Worio 1s an another form of bacteria, Which vesernties E Sign oF comma (9) * Worium bears * Spruttum is morte Asingle Fagetium at its tips. Se . . [on THE BaSas OF NOTRTTIONER * Bacteria, tike ant Living Organiams Yequives a ROUNCE OF energy : On the basis of thei mode of nuttin they cve Usually clasnitied tnte F three categories viz -Phototropns . chemobephe and Nerevotwopne. . hothopnic Bacteria 4 “These bacteria which ave CAPAvLYE of ayNthesizing thelr food by Ahemselves by using radiant energy [tignt energy) are called hhototropha. « * Photoautetropnic bacteria are capanie Chemical energy, but they can ot ¢ « * Thus m0 oxygen Isinvolved ay «* Th piace of Watey they use OF EVEN Some organic Compound T../Chemogyntnetic Bacteria] * These are non Photosynthetic but Autotrophic * They derive energy From ammonia Sulphide and oth of conver ti Yadiant en eXQy Lto, AUC] Pre, | Wenic Photosynheaal NAG, *Hiog\upnare Spt? water to obtain vec "IS process (8 called Anaxy hyovogen auty » Wyclvogiann bactey QA sNMtrAtE Mbyte, fey ev MOYGanic Compouncs, for tre theiy food and use @# +he veleased eng GY Toy the: °. They Playa greatyole in reCYClineg Phosphorus TON and Suiphuy YOUS lor, hydrogen ByMthesig of \y ATP producing ) NUN EYES Hike Mitroqen, ractenia Ob'aN) thely Ene \ ae FQY BY OAISINg C e eaid tole Chematvophs, ing Chenicas compounds * AeroHKOPHE Bacteria sat QHUTAC 3 cHAONE FY NOU = “The Majority are IMPoLarn\ 50 rractevia. ota ther e BOTS ‘ YY Veady mace food From an org georn €-Ve? heterotrophs WCUGE Many Gewsie fs FS omnonods eq: Pseudo “aint dor Jeg: Pseudomonas] com clecomipese O voriety of ov: ex/compounds SON pacter [aerobic] is a free living nity Ax agen fi mich enmienestne Soil: Sa ni Bsorntave” helevoeropns Wellies Soave roveioa Gael Re eprcer0die bacteria formers belong to the Qenus Clostridium. me Pse mate _ape heteroriophic DECHEYIA Gown BE Cigtinguished into Smaion nutritional eqxegornres— T./Poasitic Bacteria I pese bacteria. Fees OO Living OYganisens- PACteTI. Gx|e KNEAINN 40 COVSE igecses to PMS: ie Some porastti * {eg. Citrus Conker] ONG Gmirena's Teg. Pheurnonia stypneid’]. Such eactene. Bove catied Patnoge me Bacteria T [Saproprytic Bactevio. Ie These bacteNio grown on dead and Gecaying Raster GYQEIC MOS in their food by decomposing the COMPIES Orgomic MoIEAMIEs + Pethey ota 4 o into simpley JMOVQINIG CONSHAVENES: ir. [Symbiotic Bocteric | }» These bacteria, gyovoin peneficic’ associotion with other Living, Organi: $&| fy. The bacteria mnhabitating intestine of mans and Orimals. The F enzymes secreted by their BOCTENIG Aye helpful im the Aigestion & | cellulose ONG 1) return they obtain *nely food From tne ost. | ® Root nodule bacteria [Rhizobium present 1) Ane oot oF Jeqummous Plarts> fixnitrogen of oxmesphere 4 OUgment thew nitrogen SUPPY onan » yeturn the plants provide nem Shelter B carbonyStOres » ON THE BASTa OF FLAGELA| # Atrichous :— Flagella apsent. * Momtrichous: — Asingte Flagellum neato cholevoe 489 Lactobacillus present aron]e * Cephatotvionous A AuPt OP Hagelta at one Pawo PIUO! ©}, Paeucomoners Fu ends t both ere NAMPhiivichous = One Flagellum at t €9) Nitrosomonas: a sothenc ~ Twos tufts of flagelia at oot ©9, pirat Spivillum Volutans she bacteria borne alt around Miehous'— A numbey of flagella, n * Lpohotvichous 7 * Rey cen want ON “THe BASIS OF CELL WALL ovcling +0 their ¢ Bacterta fall intotuo naka! groups accorting +) Shuctuve, < es f \ stant Fee alan neal impor ter its ‘teria iS Gram Staiming, named af ayy Gran. 1 * One of tne most h +1 Fechmiques foy be. STscoverey, Christi * The Plow crart oF Grams Staining procedure :— Prepare a s Mear OF bacteria onthe Side + : Place Reus Cops of Crystal voilet stain on the Stide. bacteria take A vollet Stain] + % After 30 seconds rinse the Slide vith watey + Place few Ayops of iodine Onthe Stide . Toacteriq take a Gleep violet oy Puyple stoun] i + A¥¥er 90 seconds tinge. the slide vith water WO8h +the slide with 90%. ethanot + ° Gran §~ yay bacteria aye Aecolouriged ard Or pink Stain. voith th i 4 Ih bos the cases the wall of Pepticiogtycan. “Th gram S+ve> bacteriq th 4 >the Pebticogiycay Bnetig Wfitled with Polyeaccharides Ond protems ato form a Yelokivery Wik, Hage ve, of gran ¢ ~Ve? bacteria, i " 0 9 Ave thinney Q aaueaicle vol Smooth, sot layer Which ig a 'Popolysaccharies Molecwes, SS SOAKED On the "Chava cterighe Nuclecid, © Plagetio, . est Ke 47 — Tnclusion Wiposorne ——— i Satie — Bimelayes ba Sa Cytopiasmn Cewatl bag [Cell watt | AQKd Structure. * Tt ispresent outside +E Membrane and is 0%" wat) materia! OF ati euloockeyis- ie PAeIdGGCAN al ig, due tote PYSSENce of tnis PayMer with Short aMminodsa Chay portion ond & QByCo’ >The chayacteristic Cell The vigidity OF bacterial Cell vo like polysaccharide cross-linked Peptidogiycan consists of +wo Combponerds pepade or sugar Solution: Aas 2 Clostridium, Lactotsocillus, Salmoneia, Pseudomo Es Mycobacterium, Streptomyces. = = f Copsaie and Stime Layers] . ° Tisa Gelatinous layer present onthe outer aurface of the cetivoalt o& Some bacteria. z “This layer vohen composed oF only polysaccharides then it 1s knowns, . WM = . + 7 This ayer when composed of amino acids (Polypeptides) ore also Present along with poly soccharides. then itis known as Capsule. . lores « “They protect pacthog Storage. re lysoccharides + Grrino acids! } NG Pocterio. From pnagecytous & GISo serve asa * [Fogera] +. Flageiia are extremely thin hoy Appendages +hat protic Cel Wal and ave Tesponsiil de through the ls ble for the Motility oF bacterial cetis. a They ore mode UP of iden: Pics ical spherical Suounitg OF apretein cated tlagetiin. *ErlO POSsseS minute Tigid culmary Cal APpendages aa from the Cell wall ig Called pin. ss & UB OF Specian type of Proteins known OS pilin. pave SOME PAE $ Sexpili? whieh ate hel BE << © uring 60cten6l oustem eee cane WPFud in Aranster oF Qeretic ome was + hough to MCrease the Surface ar Cell 11 Cellulay respiration, Se Oe ad ene are Infolctings of the plasrn: ee Bee Ng plasma meriorame inthe bacteria, Be rete mo WISIN B formation of celluat. E ing YW DNA repicati .g t 8 Fepication % distribution of BNA to dag claugntey cen soot Bass? : similarly 40 mitochondria in Bee act yy tO MMIkOCHONATIA Ih EUKAX Yoke Celts. puosi0S 1 Cell. also Conta Dpccteno mM Some |ExtrO. Chromosomal herediosory di wakes an 0 x ere eng ich ove @Fthey Independent of bockevial chromosome OF Ore Wieqrate, Brito Ba is [Link]! > Single Sirewoy DNA apree forms of Plasmids Ore :— i. ¢- plasmid — Having Fertility factor BR- plasmid— Having yesisionce 4 ammiibicticS &. Col- plasmid. producing coucing ov Bactevioans Lok Kills YelOtES OSHS: fXucieoid she nucleaid 1S the Yegion in O. Bacteria! Cen +nak Contos Ae BOCtentct ¢rromosome(DNA)- 5: is nor enclosed by & Nucieay Memevone: She nuciecid Qenome USUAly Consists OF O-Single slong, Soule - Stranded 5 olecule. Circular DNA MY genes needed for the bactentum’s Grout, Sus vival’ Ie + comame all the and reproduction. Tt is attached +o plosma Membrane Givectly fe Tt is not associated with histone proteiy. Ox bY MEANS OF MesosIMes - J [Rosomes 7* Ribosomes axe non- ) bocierio Ferthey axe +e site OF protein synthesis i T Bocterial vibozomes are TOs type: * BR 70s ribosomes consists of = *30s small Subunit © 508 large subunit '° Ribosomes GE yoade of + RNA [ribosomal Je They may OCCHT Freely in the cytoplasm OY J poiyriboeomes(pausomes)— membrane bound Orgamelles present iene CABOOSE PRA] and Pres: Sores GrOUDS CANES elles sP* ; . nd orgor “Since bacteria tack mermmra SOQUY GiveCHy in the cytoplasm spe HOCIENAL cares te f es found Tnelusions] legs structu * Thclusions ave membrane -le6 ses. reser 5g energy ; mts & € sions cytopiasm mnules for Tuttiet cond * They act as Storage granules 1 ing UNFavours on like CYGONENES, * They heip bacteria survive GUNG sn metabolist i Grote YeSer ag | “Thclusions aye not mvolved eee granules es (volutin oy By di ve re QYo ¢ Tra gro onany ese ee a NPIC/ Fat granule: vomules t sulphur 9 b- Metachromatic granules) > 1 f Photosynthetic Pigments] bacteria melude 5 +1 *Genmon protesynenenc Pigments ees Sacteriochiovophyli(im purple & green Chiovopnytta(in cyanobacteria) + _ Carotenoids (accessory pigments) photosynthetic Pigment occur * In green sutphuy bactevia tne inside sma sacs Chlorogomes_ Cytopiasm] “ytop ‘< ‘ofeins,, * Tt is hhomegeneous Colloidal mass of Carbohydrates, Fats spy NPIGS > Nucleic acids, mmerals and water. | : aS * The Cyfopiasm is usually Colouvless stacking piqme * Typical cet! Organelies are Glosent. —~ [REPRODUCTION IN BACTERTA] —— *Bocteria reproduce mainly by asexual methods They dont have _ Sex Organs Re Ahey Ean Brecdneon OF genetic recombinations Fe-exchange of genetic material. [Biagy etsszon] * Tris the most common °'In which the cel divides into twoequar ports By Q tranguerse Septum, Occurred in the Cyto plasm Method of multiplication in bacteria. . RERore > Chrorneomepnin *Binary Fission involves Following Step : “Seemann T.[Repiication oF DNA] . } roe Tos a & * . N ce The bacteria pNA Guptcates twos a pine Producing twoidentice EE the genetic material i Gang DNA divides, iSi0 M £ PR 5 The nono Mesosorne | F< O | Cet wan and pagans mane MESosome divides and heips e membrane Sehevastion of tine Yeplicated DNA. + jemorone Synthesis Si x genoa MeMrc eTPIasma MEMBraNe 19 Synthesized cs BB sn 38070 es Jnthesizect ds tne EOCIETIG! Cel GEBERS “Hensverse 2 ee cen jasma MeMbxane and ceil yoa!t ee Grom mond of the Centre of he cel e ening O soe (crogs wast) between 4 za (yo DNA COPIES. ig aut) s Pom Pouspier ces Seperate ane ve), [cieovoge Sd » j Ss. WA Spine Septum completes tA its formation and Los fe oer oneticaly aenaeatcian Hee ay ANE payent cel Splits, fete process OF binary Fission is completed 1m 20-50 mimutes . fission is different from NOTMA! mitotic divigior aes Peon Ch iepindie formation dissing the division oF nuciear eat a pa | [BvoDING] f lean some DACKENIOs S/ouds(OUigrowsths) ATE Given Our From +e borkerial cell e These DUDS Eventually Seperoxe from tne POTEN Cell HY sepium Each, Gevelops into 0. New Bacteria’ Cans Beg, typommicxo1o™M> Rhodomicrosiuny fexposPoRe FoRMATiON] iB Gome bactevO @ Such OS Bocillus and Clostridum Foren endespore: under TUpfawnuvable conditions Uke 10k oF meskeekian. nutients Jextreme sernipevoned or drying ‘ [grers oF enposrore FORMATION| wa replicates side the bacteria! cel! a. 01 9.1he cell membrane folds qnward and suUrTOUNdS one Copy oF te DNA form a forespore = 1¢ Porespore- . A thick protective wail develops around + ed (deposed). 14. Additional protective layers (Spore coat) axe develo Bs iwnser content decreases maxing te Shere highly tesistone 6. The mature endospore iS weleased when the parent cell disintegrates. fEmeorTANCE : * Endospores Ne!P pacieria. guivive in hors Conditions . * They ore not o method of reproduction pecause one bacterium forme only one endospore 9 VOI later germinaes itd ONE HACTENILNY): * Tt can easily tolerate oO temperokuive of 100°C 10dC -fortynarely p only wo of the pathagen'c leactenia produce endospores yolnich ave tetonus and ontivox Hace. ~The genus Azotobacter produces GE cysts f° The cysts in Azotobacter for ice Bee en Favouvobieconsition® nent vel Environment gets harsh . So#hey al CO urvive UP | Dut they hetpthe bacteria 40 j. Se eee ° @kweme conzuarrzen GENETIC RECOMBINATION | . Sener ee [o' Sexuality in bacteria was first eemonsnated by OMd Edwecrd Tatum (1446) in Esherichic. Coli- * Sexual yeproduciion in bac Y on 4 ely GYE no gametes, and cell Fusion does not OC’ ction, NAM! z Se the essential featwe of sexuo! Be on Arie 18 cated Genetic exchange of genetic Materia! , does take Pla FBGEERGE. se certtnin recombination sn vECOMbINAKOM CAN bE * +The Rollowing ines methods are Known by vohiCl Ros ot ave in 2. Conjugation —“hansier genetic material between cells th Physical contact vith one anctney. 2. Fanscuction :—Thansfer of genetic material from one Cell +0 ONothey, by a bacieriopnage. : FS +o + 3" Transformation —Transier of cell— free oy naked DNA from one call Qnother. Z 5 vUT [OVO Or 4 rents Truce shuo. Leder berg [Consuastz0N] 7 Gonjugazion is a method of genetic recombination in bacteria. in which’ U genetic Material Stransferved from one bacterium (Gonov) +0 Another (recipient) through divect cell- 40-08! contact * Bacteria con} —ti9ae), Se ISTEPS OF CONTUGATION pa Donor and recipient cell come close j The Donor bocterium (Ft Cell) posses a. fertility Factor 5 terium (Po Cel!) lacks the F plasmid. ~Formation of Sey pill F* Cell form " Q4thin-+ : Getons. ce ee tke Structure Called gex incpiny of : 6 Felland brings the ain Ss). genetic Materia CRils together. € F plasmid DNA is 5, NUGasIOn tridge. 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