Structure of bacterial cell

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STRUCTURE OF BACTERIA
Dr. V. RAMESH
Assistant Professor & Head In-Charge,
Department of Botany,
Vivekananda College,
Tiruvedakam West –625 234
Madurai

BACTERIA
Discovered by Antony van Leuwenhoek
Coined by Ehrenberg

Size varies from 0.5 µ –3 µ
Smallest Pelagibacter ubique (length of 0.37–0.89µm) Largest is
Thiomargarita namibiensis 0.1–0.3mm (100–300μm)
Primitive
Incipient Nucleus Present
Plasmid present
Cell wall –Peptidoglycon
Categories -Bacteria, Cyannobacteria (BGA), Archebacteria
Absorptive mode of Nutritoin
Reproduction is Binary fission
70 S Ribosomes
Locomotion by Flagella
GENERAL CHARACTICS

Structure of Bacterial Cell

COMPONENTS OF BACTERIA

COMPONENTS OF BACTERIA
External to the cell wallInternal to the cell wall
Flagella
Pilli or Fimbriae
Capsule
Plasma memrane
Mesosomes
Ribosomes
Chromosome
Plasmids
Inclusions
Vacuoles
Capsule
Cell wall
Plasma Membrane

Capsule or glycocalyx
Function

CELL WALL

FUNCTION OF CELL WALL

PLASMA MEMBRANE
Function

MESOSOME

NUCLEOID OR BACTERIAL CHROMOSOME

PLASMIDS
Functions
Antibiotic resistance
Resistance to heavy metals
Resistance to UV Light
Ability of adherence of epithelial cells

FLAGELLA
Types
Atrichous –Absence of Flagellum
Function -Locomotion

PILI or FIMBRIAE
Types
Function
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