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1. | Hydrogen-, sulfur-, iron-, nitrogen-, and carbon monoxide-oxidizing bacteria are examples of |
2. | Organisms that convert inorganic carbon to organic carbon |
4. | A process by which free-living and symbiotic bacteria incorporate nitrogen into their macromolecules (2 Words) |
5. | When certain bacteria and fungi convert nitrogenous waste from the living animals or the remains of dead organisms into ammonia |
6. | Compounds synthesized by humans and introduced into the environment in much higher concentrations than would naturally occur, adhesives, dyes, flame retardants etc. |
7. | Photosynthetic pigments organized into a light-harvesting complex and a reaction center |
8. | Biochemical process by which phototrophic organisms convert solar energy into chemical energy |
9. | An alternative glycolytic pathway used by some prokaryotes such as Pseudomonas aeruginosa and e.coli (abbreviation) (2 Words) |
12. | Obtain energy from organic compounds |
13. | An infolded region of the plasma membrane that is photosynthetic, in cyanobacteria |
14. | Type of photosynthesis where hydrogen sulfide or thiosulfate supplies the electron to the reaction center (oxygen is not generated), occurs in bacterial phototrophs |
15. | When ammonia is oxidized to nitrite then nitrate, seen in Nitrosomonas, soil bacteria |
16. | Bacteria important in the production of yogurt, soured vegetables, maintaining the health of the vagina, gastrointestinal tract and are the primary component of probiotics (3 Words) |
17. | When an organism uses an inorganic molecule as the final electron acceptor at the end of the electron transport chain to produce energy (2 Words) |
18. | A process of catabolizing fatty acids that have been released from the host cells via enzymes from the microbe |
21. | The electron carrier that reduces an oxygen molecule into water at the end of the electron transport chain (2 Words) |
23. | An organism that is able to switch from aerobic respiration to anaerobic respiration if conditions require it to do so (2 Words) |
25. | Rely on complex carbon compounds for organic carbon |
26. | Bioremediation conducted at the site of contamination, does not involve moving contaminated material (2 Words) |
28. | When an organism undergoes fermentation and the products include lactic acid as well as ethanol and/or acetic acid and CO2 (2 Words) |
29. | Process where energy from sunlight is absorbed by pigment molecules in photosynthetic membranes and converted into stored chemical energy (2 Words) |
32. | All plants, algae, cyanobacteria, and green and purple sulfur bacteria are examples of |
33. | The final electron acceptor used by gram-negative bacteria such as Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Vibrio cholera - can be detected by the oxidase test (3 Words) |
34. | When an organism produces ethanol through a series of reactions beginning with pyruvate (2 Words) |
36. | The recycling of inorganic matter between living organisms and their non-living environment (2 Words) |
37. | Green and purple nonsulfur bacteria, heliobacteriaare examples of |
39. | All animals, most fungi, protozoa, and bacteria are examples of |
41. | Used extensively by photoautotrophic bacteria, but also used by many nonphotosynthetic chemoautotrophs to fix CO2 (2 Words) |