Questions
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Prokaryotes
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Eucaryotes
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1. Mechanisms of mutation
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E. coli
B. subtilis
Deinococcus radiodurans
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Yeast
C. elegans
Arabidopsis seeds
robust embyos
Drosphila
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2. cell-cell interaction
a. colony morphology (prokayrotes
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E. coli
B. subtilis
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Dictyostelium
cell lines
fungi
hydra
volvox
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3. cell-substrate interaction
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all
biofilms
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Dictyostelium
cell lines
plant callus cultures
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4. motility
a. gliding
b. flagellate
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many flagellates
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ciliates
flagellates
amoebae
cell lines
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5. cell morphology:
intracellular vs. overall cell type
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B. subtilis (rods/spheres)
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euglenoids
cell lines
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6. development
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B. subtilis
Calobacter c.
Synechococcus (sp?)
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cell lines
Dictyostelium
C. elegans
fungi
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7. stress/stimulus response
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a. gravity
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plants (moss/algae)
euglenoids
osteoblasts
paramecia/ciliates
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b. radiation
c. physical (surface tension etc. in culture
environment
d. provocative stimuli (heat, pharmacological
agents)
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Wide range
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Wide range
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8. cell cycle/ growth rate
cessation of growth
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E. coli
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yeast
cell lines
ciliates
Drosophila
C. elegans
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9. sex
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E. coli conjugation and other gene transfer
between prokaryotes
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yeast
ciliates
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10. phage/virus
Structure/assembly
Interaction with cell surface
Reactivation of latency
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lysogenic/lytic
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cell cultures
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11. selection
(loss of function)
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bacteriophage
E. coli
prokaryotes with fast doubling times
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yeast
C. elegans?
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12. photosynthesis
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cyanobacter
rhodobacteria
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13. health
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crew microbial flora
spacecraft microbial flora
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