(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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B-A microscopic living organism
B-Microbe
B-A laboratory technique used to distinguish bacterial cell wall types
B-Gram Staining
I-Microorganisms that bridge early and late colonizers in periodontal biofilms
I-Orange Complex Bacteria
N-The protective layers outside of a bacterial cell
N-Cell Envelope
O-Bacteria that require oxygen for survival
O-Aerobic
B-A group of pathogens associated with periodontal tissue destruction
B-Red Complex Bacteria
G-The spread of bacteria between individuals of the same generation
G-Horizontal Transmission
O-A disruption in microbial balance that contributes to disease
O-Dysbiosis
N-Microorganisms that live in the mouth without causing harm
N-Commensal Bacteria
N-A term describing free-floating bacterial cells
N-Planktonic
G-A system bacteria use to communicate with one another within a biofilm by releasing signaling molecules
G-Quorum
Sensing
B-Containing many different types of microorganisms living together
B-Polymicrobial
G-Spherical-shaped bacteria
G-Cocci
O-Cylindrical-shaped bacteria
O-Rods
O-Microbial communities that attach to hard surfaces
O-Tooth Associated
O-Bacteria that stain pink due to a thin cell wall and outer membrane, commonly associated with periodontal disease.
O-Gram Negative
I-The simplest organisms that can be seen only through a microscope
I-Bacterium
N-Hair-like structures bacteria use to attach surfaces to other cells
N-Fimbriae
O-A salivary film that forms over a clean tooth surface after plaque removal
O-Acquired Salivary Pellicle
I-Periods that occur when specific species or groups grow at rapidly accelerated rates
I-Microbial Blooms
O-A cluster of microbes that are attached to the tooth surface at a narrow base
O-Mushroom-Shaped Microcolonies
N-Pathways within biofilm that allow nutrients and waste to move
N-Fluid Channels
I-A structured microbial community attaced to a surface
I-Biofilm
I-Microorganisms not bound to a surface or biofilm
I-Unattached Bacteria
B-Microbial communities that attach to oral tissues
B-Tissue Associated
G-A balanced relationship between microorganisms and the host
G-Symbiosis
G-The attachment of different bacterial species to one another within a biofilm
G-Coaggregation
G-Bacteria that stain purple due to a thick cell wall and are commonly associated with periodontal health.
G-Gram Positive
G-Structures that allow bacteria to move
G-Flagella
B-Bacteria that survive in low-or-no oxygen environments
B-Anaerobic
B-The sticky material that surrounds and protects biofilm bacteria
B-Extracellular Protective Matrix
N-The stage where bacteria leave a mature biofilm to colonize new areas
N-Dispersion
