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BIOS242 STUDY GUIDE 2026 MASTER SOLUTION DIGEST
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◉Ribosomes. Answer: Structures composed of RNA and protein that are the site of protein synthesis. ◉Nucleoid. Answer: A dense area of the cytoplasm where bacterial chromosomes are aggregated. ◉Endospores. Answer: Structures that protect genetic material during harsh conditions. Composed of calcium and dipicolinic acid. Resistant to heating, drying, freezing, chemicals, and even different types of radiation. ◉Plasmids. Answer: Separate, nonessential, double-stranded circles of DNA. These are in addition to the essential chromosomes. ◉Archaea. Answer: Organisms with cell walls composed of chemicals other than peptidoglycan. These chemicals may be polysaccharides or proteins. Additionally, the ribosomal RNA of these organisms is distinct from that of bacteria. They are not known to cause any disease.
◉Methanogens. Answer: The largest group of archaea that convert carbon dioxide and hydrogen into methane gas. ◉Stages of mitosis. Answer: Prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase. ◉Microscopic Fungi. Answer: Eukaryotic organisms that include mold and yeast, which can have yeast or hyphae shapes. ◉Protists. Answer: Unicellular, eukaryotic organisms that include protozoa and algae. ◉Helminths. Answer: Multicellular organisms with reproductive, nervous, and muscular systems similar to higher-level eukaryotic organisms. ◉Hermaphrodite. Answer: A term for worms that have both male and female sex organs. ◉Viruses. Answer: Small infectious particles composed of nucleic acids, capsids, and sometimes envelopes that can infect every type of organism.