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4.3,5.3 Lessons Flashcards

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What gram negative nonproteobacteria is extremely thin and hair to stain and culture?

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Spirochetes

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T/F Spirochetes have axial filament similar to flagella

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True

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What are the 2 key Spirochetes species?

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Treponema pallidum and Borrelia burgdorferi

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Which Spirochetes is the causative agent for syphilis?

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Treponema pallidum

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Which Spirochetes causes Lyme disease?

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Borrelia burgdorferi

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What gram negative nonproteobacteria breaks down complex carbs and has similar metabolic and genetic characteristics?

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The CFB group

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Which genus in the CFB group uses a gliding system for motility?

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Cytophaga

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Which genus in the CFB group inhabits the mouth and can cause various oral disease?

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Fusobacterium

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Which genus in the CFB group makes up 30% of the gut microbiome? Lower levels of it is correlated with obesity

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Bacteroides

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Which gram negative nonproteobacteria is found in aquatic environments: fresh, salt, and brackish? They reproduce via budding

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Planctomycetes

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What are the 2 types of cells important in planctomycetes and what are they?

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Sessile cells-immobile with holdfast appendage
Swarmer cells- motile, unable to reproduce

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What is a gram negative proteo/ non-proteobacteria that is grouped based on function and utilizes sunlight as main source of energy via photosynthesis?

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Phototrophic Bacteria

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What are the major groups of phototrophic bacteria?

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  • Purple and green bacteria (due to bacteriochlorophylls)
  • Cyanobacteria
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What is an oxygenic photosynthesizer that undergoes the process in the thylakoid membrane? Used as biosorbents and for human nutrition

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Cyanobacteria

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What are the anoxygenic photosynthesizers?

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Purple/green sulfur/nonsulfur

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T/F Fungi are heterotrophic and mostly saprophytic.

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T, Fungi gets it’s food from other plants/animals, mostly from dead ones

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What is Mycoses?

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Illness caused by fungi

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Are molds unicellular or multicellular?

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Multicellular

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What is the existence of hyphae a characteristic of?
What are hyphae and where do they form in?

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Molds
They are filamentous structures that form together into mycelium and thallus

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What are the 2 types of hyphae and define them

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Septate hyphae- posses walls between cells
Coenocytic hyphae- no cells/membranes between cells

21
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Are yeasts unicellular or multicellular?

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Unicellular

22
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How do yeasts reproduce?

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Budding form (asexual reproduction)

23
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For yeast, what is formed when buds stick together?

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Pseudohyphae

24
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What kind of cells walls do fungi have?

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Chitin

25
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What type of sterol is found in fungi’s membrane?

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Ergosterol

26
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In what ways can fungi reproduce sexually?

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Cross or self-fertilization

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In what ways can fungi reproduce asexually?

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Mitosis, budding, fragmentation of hyphae

28
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What type of fungi can have one or both modes of reproduction?

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Mold

29
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What is dimorphic fungi

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Can appear as either yeast or mold

30
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What is the fungi phyla is associated with food production, food spoilage, and human pathogens?

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Ascomycota

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What are the sexual and asexual spores of Ascomycota?

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Ascospores- sexual
Conidia- asexual

32
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What are the 3 prominent species of ascomycota?

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Aspergillus, Candida albicans, and penicillium

33
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What Ascomycota species is mold and is the common cause of allergies and opportunistic infection of tissues?

A

Aspergillus

34
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What Ascomycota species is a yeast with a normal biota but can be opportunistic pathogen?

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Candida albicans

35
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What Ascomycota species is associated with vaginal yeast infection, oral thrush, and candidiasis?

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Candida albicans

36
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What ascomycota species is mold that produces antibiotics?

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Penicillium

37
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What fungi phyla is club-shaped and produces basidiospores?

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Basidiomycota

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What fungi phyla is an important decomposer and food source which includes puffballs, mushrooms, rusts, and stinkhorns?

A

Basidiomycota

39
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What phyla does Amanita phalloides belong to and what is it?

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Basidiomycota; a poisonous mushroom know as the death cap

40
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What fungi phyla is a unicellular obligate intracellular parasites that was once classified as protists?

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Microsporidia

41
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Why are microsporidia obligate intracellular parasites?

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Because they have no mitochondria, peroxisomes, or centrioles

42
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What do microspodia have to pierce host cell and infect?

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Polar tubule

43
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What fungi phyla is mostly saprophytic (decomposer) and has coenocytic hyphae (multinucleated,large cells)?

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Zygomycota

44
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What spores in Zygomycota is used for sexual and asexual reproduction?

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Sexual- Zygospores
Asexual- Sporangiospores

45
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What is common to spoilage of strawberries?

A

Zygomycota

46
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What species is important in Zygomycota and what is it?

A

Mucor- necrotizing infections in humans

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