Adaption and Selection

This is for topic 16 in Unit 2 of the AQA AS Biology course: genetic variation in bacteria, antibiotics and antibiotic use and resistance.

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How does genetic variation arise in bacteria?
mutation and conjugation
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Mutations occur ___ and by chance.
randomly
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The two types of gene transmission in bacteria
horizontal and vertical
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Circular pieces of DNA in bacteria
plasmid
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Antibiotics ____ growth of microorganisms, or destroy them.
inhibit
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Some antibiotics cause ____ lysis, killing the cell.
osmotic
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how do bacteria become resistant to antibiotics?
mutation
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There are more and more antibiotic ____ strains of harmful diseases.
resistant
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Card 2

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Mutations occur ___ and by chance.

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randomly

Card 3

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The two types of gene transmission in bacteria

Back

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Card 4

Front

Circular pieces of DNA in bacteria

Back

Preview of the front of card 4

Card 5

Front

Antibiotics ____ growth of microorganisms, or destroy them.

Back

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