Bacteria have a nature of adapting to the nature. their cellular
components and genetic material associated with bacteria are
capable of alteration. alterations are maintained and also passed
to the future generations. the most important adaptation of
bacteria include
1. antibiotic resistance : the bacteria can adopt to the coditions
of an antibiotic and makes itself resistant to that antibiotic. the
antibiotic resistance can appear in two ways, they are inherent
resistance and acquired resistance.
inherent resistance is naturally available reistance in the
bacteria, i.e., in its physical structure( cell membrane that does
not penetrates molecules into them)
acquired resistance is obtained by change in genetic makeup of
bacterial genome.it can be obtained by mutation.
2. adaptation to environmental conditions:
the bacteria will adapt to the environmental conditions such as
change in temperature, concentration of ions and pH levels.
bacteria react to sudden change in their environment by expressing
whole lost of genome.this causes changes in both the physical and
genetical structures of the bacteria. for example the heat shock
response of E.coli.
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