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    1. Bacteria can be classified based on their cell wall structure as either rigid and thick-walled, flexible and thin-walled (spirochetes), or wall-less (Mycoplasma). 2. They can also be classified based on their habitat as either free-living (extracellular) or non-free-living (obligate intracellular parasites such as Rickettsia, Chlamydia, and Coxiella). 3. Bacteria also differ in their shape, which can be cocci (spherical), bacilli (rod-shaped), or spirochetes (spirally coiled and flexible).

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    1. Bacteria can be classified based on their cell wall structure as either rigid and thick-walled, flexible and thin-walled (spirochetes), or wall-less (Mycoplasma). 2. They can also be classified based on their habitat as either free-living (extracellular) or non-free-living (obligate intracellular parasites such as Rickettsia, Chlamydia, and Coxiella). 3. Bacteria also differ in their shape, which can be cocci (spherical), bacilli (rod-shaped), or spirochetes (spirally coiled and flexible).

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    Neuron BACTERIA Class

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    1. Bacteria can be classified based on their cell wall structure as either rigid and thick-walled, flexible and thin-walled (spirochetes), or wall-less (Mycoplasma). 2. They can also be classified based on their habitat as either free-living (extracellular) or non-free-living (obligate intracellular parasites such as Rickettsia, Chlamydia, and Coxiella). 3. Bacteria also differ in their shape, which can be cocci (spherical), bacilli (rod-shaped), or spirochetes (spirally coiled and flexible).

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    Neuron orientation

    Bacteriology notes 1
    BACTERIA

    Rigid, thick-walled cells Flexible, thin-walled cells Wall less


    (spirochetes)
    ▪ Mycoplasma
    ▪ Treponema
    ▪ Borrelia
    ▪ Leptospira

    Free-living Non-free-living

    (Extra-cellular bacteria) (Obligate intracellular parasites)

    ▪ Rickettsia
    ▪ Chlamydia
    ▪ Coxiella burnetti

    Cocci Bacilli / rod

    Gram negative
    Gram positive
    ▪ Neisseria
    ▪ Streptococcus
    ▪ Staphylococcus
    ▪ Pneumococcus
    ▪ Enterococcus

    Gram positive Gram negative Acid fast

    ▪ Mycobacterium
    1. Spore forming: species
    a. Aerobic: Bacillus ▪ Nocardia asteroids
    b. Anaerobic: Clostridium

    2. Non-spore forming:
    a. Aerobic:
    ▪ Corynebacterium Aerobic: Anaerobic: Facultative anaerobic:
    ▪ Nocardia
    ▪ Pseudomonas ▪ Bacteroides
    ▪ Bordetella (i) Respiratory organisms
    b. Anaerobic: ▪ Haemophilus
    ▪ Actinomyces ▪ Legionella
    ▪ Listeria
    Neuron orientation
    Bacteriology notes 1

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