Bacterial Growth and Genetics

Question 1

Objectives

Answer 1

Question 2

Prokaryotic vs. Eukaryotic Cells

Answer 2

Question 3

Growth and Metabolism in Human vs. Prokaryotic Cells

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Question 4

Replication of a Bacterial Chromosome

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Question 5

Polycistronic mRNA

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Question 6

Basic Neutrients Required by Pathogenic Microorganisms

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Question 7

Sterile Technique

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Question 8

Growth of Bacteria on Agar or Liquid Broth Culture

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Question 9

Equation for Bacterial Growth

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Question 10

Simplistic method for Bacterial Growth

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Question 11

Growth of Bacterial Colonies

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Question 12

Kinetics of Bacterial Growth in Liquids

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Question 13

3 Major Types of Bacteria Energy Aquisition

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Question 14

Oxygen Derived Toxic Metabolites

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Question 15

Aerobic Growth

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Question 16

Anaerobic Bacterial Growth

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Question 17

Metabolites and Bacterium

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Question 18

End Product of Bacterial Growth

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Anaerobic Infection — smells putrid to anaerobic fermentation that causes anaerobic organic compounds to be released

Question 19

Facultative Bacterial Growth

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Question 20

Exogenous vs. Endogenous Infection

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Question 21

Clostridium Difficile

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Question 22

Objectives for Bacterial Genetics

Answer 22

Question 23

Bacterial Adaptation

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Question 24

Rapid Growth and High Numbers

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Question 25

Genetic Perspective of Bacterial Adaptation

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Question 26

Genetic Exchange in Bacteria

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Question 27

What are Bacteriophages?

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Question 28

Features of Bacteriophages

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Question 29

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Question 30

Lytic vs. Lysogenic Cycle

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Question 31

Lytic Phage

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Question 32

Phage Lysogeny

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Question 33

Bacterial Plasmids

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Question 34

Cell Replication vs. Plasmid Integration

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Question 35

Transposons

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Question 36

Transformation

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Question 37

Transformation of Plasmids

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Question 38

Transduction

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Question 39

Adsorption

Answer 39

Look it up

Question 40

Conjugation

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Question 41

Conjugation

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Question 42

Consequences of Transposition (Different than earlier slide)

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Question 43

Summary of Genetic Exchange Mechanisms

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Question 44

Examples of Virulence Factors

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Question 45

Antibacterial Agents and Resistance

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Question 46

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Conjugation.

Question 47

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Transduction

Question 48

Can transposons be transferred by this mechanism?

F- Factor is what?

Answer 48

Can transposons be transferred by this mechanism? Yes

F- Factor is what? Plasmid.

Question 49

What is this process called?

Answer 49

Transduction.