Biological Classification
- Transfer of genetic information from one bacterium to another in the transduction process is through
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Transfer of genetic information from one bacterium to another by physical contact is called conjugation while if it takes place by some other medium like virus than it is called transduction.
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Transfer of genetic information from one bacterium to another by physical contact is called conjugation while if it takes place by some other medium like virus than it is called transduction.
- In prokaryotes, the genetic material is
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In prokayotes nucleoid consist of double stranded circular DNA without histone protein.
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In prokayotes nucleoid consist of double stranded circular DNA without histone protein.
- Photosynthetic bacteria have pigments in
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Chloroplasts, chromoplasts and leucoplasts are the types of plastids found in higher plants. Chloroplasts contain the green pigment chlorophyll. Chromoplasts contain coloured pigments. Leucoplasts are colourless and store starch granules.
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Chloroplasts, chromoplasts and leucoplasts are the types of plastids found in higher plants. Chloroplasts contain the green pigment chlorophyll. Chromoplasts contain coloured pigments. Leucoplasts are colourless and store starch granules.
- The main difference in Gram (+)ve and Gram (–)ve bacteria resides in their
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Gram +(ve) and Gram –(ve) bacteria are separated on the basis of their cell wall composition. Christian Gram, on the basis of staining behaviour of the cell wall with Gram’s stain, grouped bacteria into Gram +ve and Gram –ve type. The bacteria which retain blue or purple colour after staining are Gram +ve e.g. Bacillus subtilis and which loses blue colour is Gram –ve e.g. E. coli. In Gram –ve, stain is washed due to high lipid content in the cell having thick wall, Gram +ve has single layered cell wall rich in peptidoghycans which retain the colour.
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Gram +(ve) and Gram –(ve) bacteria are separated on the basis of their cell wall composition. Christian Gram, on the basis of staining behaviour of the cell wall with Gram’s stain, grouped bacteria into Gram +ve and Gram –ve type. The bacteria which retain blue or purple colour after staining are Gram +ve e.g. Bacillus subtilis and which loses blue colour is Gram –ve e.g. E. coli. In Gram –ve, stain is washed due to high lipid content in the cell having thick wall, Gram +ve has single layered cell wall rich in peptidoghycans which retain the colour.
- What is true for archaebacteria?
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Archaebacteria are the most ancient and halogenous group of bacteria and are called living fossils.
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Archaebacteria are the most ancient and halogenous group of bacteria and are called living fossils.