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Cell Wall made of peptidoglycan
this gives the cell wall strength

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Cocci- Cause abscesses, boils, and other infections of the skin. Cocci can often be found in the nose and on the skin without causing disease, but it is also responsible for causing conditions such as pneumonia, meningitis and toxic shock syndrome. Another form of cocci that originates in the throat or skin, include strep throat and scarlet fever. This type bacterium causes bacterial meningitis, an inflammation of the brain and spinal cord, after entering the body through the nose or throat.

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Cocci- Cause abscesses, boils, and other infections of the skin. Cocci can often be found in the nose and on the skin without causing disease, but it is also responsible for causing conditions such as pneumonia, meningitis and toxic shock syndrome. Another form of cocci that originates in the throat or skin, include strep throat and scarlet fever. This type bacterium causes bacterial meningitis, an inflammation of the brain and spinal cord, after entering the body through the nose or throat.

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Cell membrane

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- parasite bacteria

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Cytoplasm

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some bacteria have an extra outer layer
capsule- protein that helps it bond to other cells
endospores- helps protect from harsh environment

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Bacilli coli is an example of this rod-shaped bacteria that normally lives in your intestinal tract without causing disease. However, a few strains of E. coli do cause disease that is spread typically by eating or drinking contaminated food or water. Another form of bacilli enters the respiratory tract and causes diphtheria. Diphtheria causes a thick coating on the back of the nose and throat, making it difficult to swallow or breathe, followed by swelling of the neck and potentially death. This bacterium grows in long chains and can infect you through broken skin, ingestion or inhalation.

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Bacilli coli is an example of this rod-shaped bacteria that normally lives in your intestinal tract without causing disease. However, a few strains of E. coli do cause disease that is spread typically by eating or drinking contaminated food or water. Another form of bacilli enters the respiratory tract and causes diphtheria. Diphtheria causes a thick coating on the back of the nose and throat, making it difficult to swallow or breathe, followed by swelling of the neck and potentially death. This bacterium grows in long chains and can infect you through broken skin, ingestion or inhalation.

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-aquatic
-obtain energy from photosynthesis

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-all have the same function
-only difference is a thin outer layer

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Spirilla- When this bacterium enters the human body it causes diarrhea. This condition is typically acquired in places where sanitation is poor or by eating raw or under cooked poultry. When this example of bacteria is found in your stomach, inflammation and ulcers result.

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Spirilla- When this bacterium enters the human body it causes diarrhea. This condition is typically acquired in places where sanitation is poor or by eating raw or under cooked poultry. When this example of bacteria is found in your stomach, inflammation and ulcers result.

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-long, thin, spiral
-move by spinning on axis
-different from other bacterias due to their shape

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long flagella that allow prokaryotes to move

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Land and water both depend on the activity of bacteria. Rotting organism would deplete the carbon dioxide in the air if they wasn't any decomposers.

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eubacteria can help humans digest food
it can protect the human body from harmful bacteria