In this article we will discuss about the evolutionary relationships of bacteria. The early investigators considered bacteria as animalcules and place them with the Protozoa. This viewpoint was held up to the middle of the last (nineteenth) century. Some assigned them a position of the border line between plants and animals. They place this group […]
Evolutionary Relationships of Bacteria | Microbiology
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How does Bacteria Reproduce? (With Diagram) | Microbiology
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The following article will guide you to find out how does bacteria reproduce. Asexual reproduction is characteristic of all bacteria. Sexual reproduction was long thought to be absent but investigations with the help of electron microscope have clearly demonstrated the exchange of genetic material in some species of bacteria. This is an essential feature of […]
Study Notes on Bacterial Motility | Microbiology
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The below mentioned article provides a study note on bacterial motility. Some bacteria are self-motile. They are able to swim through the liquid in which they live. They cannot crawl over dry surfaces or fly through the air. Motility is universal among the spirilla, common among the bacilli but lacking or rare in coccal forms. […]
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