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I'm Fatima and you're probably wondering who in the world am I. I am who you're not.

I'm currently a sophomore student at Manila Science High School.

I'm bad. Bad meaning good.

I'm introverted, stubborn and generally apathetic towards the matters of this world that don't concern me.

"The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog." is my favorite sentence.

I hate math and all that nonsensical things that relate with it. I don't think we should waste our time on something as mind-boggling as math, I mean, in a million years, we're all going to be annihilated by a giant black hole anyways. So why bother?

But I love English. And Biology too now that I mention it.

I'm bitter/cynical/
pessimistic/skeptical/
mocking/tempestuous.
Whatever you like to call it. Why you ask? Well, why not?

There's a fine line between genius and insanity, and I constantly treaded that tightrope.

I am apparently suffering from my Borderline Personality and ADHD. What fun. You should try it.

P.S. Don't worry. I don't hate you; I just don't particularly like you.

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Saturday, January 13, 2007

Monerans

Monerans are also called prokaryotes. They are the simplest, singular cell life forms that exist. They are most often called bacteria and they do not have a nucleus.

The Kingdom Monera consists entirely of the bacteria. All organism in the Kingdom Monera are prokaryotes. They lack nuclei and organelles and most of their cell wall are made of peptidoglycan which is used for protection. They also have pili which is used for attachment. Most utilize flagella for movement. They reproduce by splitting in two. They absorb nutrients from outside their bodies. Some monerans cause diseases but others are helpful to people.

Types of bacteria according to shape:

Cocci
- spherical



Bacilli
- rod-shaped



Spirilium
- spiral



Types of bacteria according to location of flagella:

Polytrichous



Peritrichous



Lophotrichous



Definition of terms:
ARCHAEBACTERIA:
  1. thermophyles - live in extreme heat and extremely acidic environment
  2. halophyles - live in extreme salty environment
  3. methanogens - produces methane [CH4]
  4. chemosynthesizers - sulfur reducers

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