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4 General Groups of Microorganisms | Microbiology

In this article we will discuss about the features and classification of four general groups of microorganisms:- 1. Rickettsias 2. Chlamydias 3. Planctomycetes 4. Verrumicrobiota. Group # 1. Rickettsias: Most live in an obligate intracellular association parasitic or mutualistic, with eukaryotic hosts (vertebrates or arthropods); a few can be grown on moderately complex bacteriological media containing blood. Their cell walls [...]

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Meta-Genomics: Definition and Applications | Microbiology

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Definition of Meta-Genomics 2. Study of Meta-Genomics 3. Applications. Definition of Meta-Genomics: The meta-genomics refers to the collection of genes sequenced from the environmental samples. Due to advancement in molecular biology, meta-genomics is described as sequencing of genetic material from environment i.e. uncultured samples. Kevin Chen and Lior Pachter (U.S.A) defined meta-genomics [...]

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Cytoplasm of Bacteria: 6 Components | Microbiology

The following points highlight the six main components of cytoplasm of bacteria. The components are: 1. Ribosomes 2. Molecular Chaperones 3. Nucleoids 4. Plasmids 5. Cytoplasmic Inclusions 6. Spore and Cysts. Component # 1. Ribosomes: All living cells contain ribosomes which act as a site of protein synthesis. High number of ribosomes represents high rate of protein synthesis and vice [...]

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