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BACTERIAL MORPHOLOGY, PHYSIOLOGY, AND CLASSIFICATIO Flashcards

1
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General Characteristics of Bacteria

A

Minute unicellular organisms
Vary in shapes
Vary in size
Possess a cell wall
Multiply by Binary Fission

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Collective term for the outer layer

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CELL ENVELOPE
➢Outer membrane
➢ Periplasm
➢ Cell Wall
➢ Cell membrane

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3
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Bilayer

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Cell envelope

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4
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Cell envelope of Gram (-)

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Periplasm

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5
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Present in both Gram (-) and (+)

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Cell membrane

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6
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Functions of Cell envelope

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Acts as osmotic barrier
For energy generation
Hydrolytic enzymes
Biosynthetic function
Chemotactic system

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7
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Composition of Cell Wall

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Peptidoglycan

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8
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Cell wall is common to all bacteria except?

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Mycoplasma

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9
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Rigid layer that surrounds the cell membrane.
Vary in composition

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Cell Wall

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10
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Functions of Cell wall

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Rigidity
Protection against osmotic pressure
Contributes to pathogenicity
Site of antigenic determinants

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11
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Components of Gram (+) Cell wall

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Peptidoglycan
Teichoic Acid

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12
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Types of Teichoic acid

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Wall teichoic acid
Membrane teichoic acid

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13
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Cell wall linked to polypeptidoglycan

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Wall teichoic acid

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14
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Cell wall linked to the cell membrane

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Membrane teichoic acid

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15
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Wall less variants of normal cells. Wall-less due to chemicals and other factors.
L forms/phase Types

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Protoplast
Spheroplast

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15
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Gram (-) Cell wall composition

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Peptidoglycan
Outer membrane
proteins
bilayer of phospholipids
porins
Lipopolysaccharides
Lipoprotein

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16
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Gram (-) cell wall outer membrane composition

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Proteins
Bilayer of phospholipids
Porins

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17
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Wall- less bacterium
Naturally occurring; resistant to antibiotics

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Mycoplasma

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18
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plant cells that have had their cell walls removed by treatment with cellulytic enzymes

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Protoplast

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19
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a microbial cell from which the cell wall has been almost completely removed, as by the action of penicillin or lysozyme

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Spheroplast

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20
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Composed of polysaccharide
Surface adherents

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GLYCOCALYX

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21
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Firmly attached to cell wall
Thick, well organized structure
Not easily washed off
Virulence factor

A

CAPSULE

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22
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Loosely associated with the cell wall
Diffused, unorganized layer
Easily washed off

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Slime layer

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23
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Protection
For attachment or adherence to
other cell tissues on body cells
Resistance to phagocytosis

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Glycocalyx

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24
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Arise from the surface of the bacterium

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Cell Appendage

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25
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Types of Surface Adherents

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Capsule
Slime Layer

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26
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Long, hair or whip like filamets

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Flagella/flagellum

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27
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Composed of CHON known as FLAGELLIN

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Flagella

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28
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Chon is known as?

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Flagellin

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29
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Types of Flagellin

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Atrichous
Monotrichous
Lophotrichous
Amphitrichous
Peritrichous

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30
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No flagella

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Atrichous

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31
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Single Flagella

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Monotrichous

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32
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Numerous flagella at one end

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Lophotrichous

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33
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Numerous flagella at both end

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Amphitrichous

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34
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Flagella all over

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Peritrichous

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35
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Not involved in motility
Shorter than flagellum
PILIN

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PILI OR FIMBRIAE

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36
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Types of Pili or Fimbrae

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Ordinary or common pili
Sex pili

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37
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Transfer of genetic material from one cell to another cell which are in diret c ontact with each other

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Conjugation

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38
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Found in Spirochetes

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Axial Filament or Afibril

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39
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Modifiel Flagellum called as?

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Endoflagellum

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40
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Enclosed in a cell and is responsible for motility of spirochetes

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Endoflagellum

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41
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Dense gelatinous mass
70-80% water

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Cytoplasm

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42
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How much percentage of water is the cytoplasm of bacteria?

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70-80%

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43
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Cytoplasmic Structures

A

Ribosomes
Mesosomes
Granules or inclusion
Nucleoid
Plasmid
Spores

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44
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Can only be killed in autoclave

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Cytoplasm of bacteria

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45
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Factors of resistance of Cytoplasm of bacteria

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Spore rich in Calcium, Vitamin D and Dipicolinin Acid
Dehydrated state (15%)
Inert or inactive state
Block entry

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46
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Site of protein synthesis

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Ribosomes

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47
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Invagination; site of DNA recognition

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Mesosomes

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48
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Glycogen and polyposmic granules in cytoplasmic structure

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Granules or inlucions

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49
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Contains DNA

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nucleoid

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50
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Has genetic elements

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Plasmid

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51
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Formed when bacteria at adverse physical and chemical conditions

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Spores

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52
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Spore parts

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Spore
Core
Cytoplasmic Membrane
Spore wall
Cortex
Keratin Spore coat

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53
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Thich layer of less cross-linked peptidoglycan in spore

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Cortex

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54
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Normal and peptidoglycan in spore

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Spore wall

55
Q

The Core of Spore contains?

A

DNA
Ribosomes
Glycolytic
Enzymes

56
Q

Can survive adverse conditions for years

A

Spore

57
Q

Contains protein in spore

A

Keratin Spore Coat

58
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Shape and position of bacterial spore

A

NON BULGING
Oval Cental
Spherical Central
Oval sub terminal

BULGING
Oval sub terminal
Oval terminal
Spherical terminal
Free spore

59
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Basic shapes of Bacteria

A

Spherical (Cocci)
Rod (Bacilli)
Spiral
Pleomorphic
Involuted

60
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Round or spherical cells

A

Coccus or Cocci

61
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Arrangements according to round (Cocci)

A

Singly
Pair
Gaps of 4
Cubical packets
Chains
Clusters

62
Q

Bacterial Morphology (Arrangements) according to Spherical

A

Monococcus
Diplococcus
Streptococcus
Tetracoccus
Sarcina
Staphylococcus

63
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Rod-shaped or elongated
Rounded or flattened ends

A

Bacillus or Bacilli

64
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Intermidiate of cocci and bacilli

A

Coccobacillus

65
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Bacterial Morphology (Arrangement) of Bacilli

A

Coccobacillus
Bacillus
Diplobacilli
Streptobacilli
Palisades

66
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Cylindrical and convoluted

A

SPIRAL

67
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Groups of Spiral Bacterial Morphology

A

Vibrio
Spirillum
Spirochetes

68
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Types of Spirochetes

A

Treponema
Leptospira
Borrelia

69
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Miscellaneous forms

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Pleomorphic
Involuted

70
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Characterized by different shapes occuring in normal or favorable conditions

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Pleomorphic

71
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Different shapes occuring in abnormal and unfavorable conditions

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Involuted

72
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It can change its morphology

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Pleomorphic

73
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Can change shape because of external factors

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Involuted

74
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Division on one plane can produce?

A

diplococci and streptococci

75
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Division on two planes at right angle can form?

A

Tetrads

76
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Division on three or more plances can form?

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Clusters or cell packets

77
Q

Cells are arranged beside each other
Picket fence arrangement or palisade
arrangement

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SLIPPING

78
Q

Cells bend at their point of division
Chinese letter arrangement

A

SNAPPING

79
Q

Positions after division

A

Slipping
Snapping

80
Q

they do not require oxygen

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Anaerobes

80
Q

organisms that require normal atmospheric oxygen

A

Aerobes

81
Q

primarily aerobes which can survive in
the absence of oxygen

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Facultative anaerobes

82
Q

primarily anaerobes which can survive in
the presence of oxygen

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Facultative aerobes

83
Q

organisms requiring low concentration of
oxygen

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Microaerophiles

84
Q

require increase carbon dioxide
content (5-10%)

A

Capnophile organisms

85
Q

Can be maintained be using candle jar or CO2 incubator

A

Capnophile organisms

86
Q

lowest temp. at which organisms may grow

A

Minimum

87
Q

Psychrophile
OPTIMUM
MAXIMUM
MINIMUM
Temperature required

A

15C
20C
0C

87
Q

highest temp. at which organisms can grow

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Maximum

88
Q

temp. at which organisms grow best

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Optimum

89
Q

Thermophile
OPTIMUM
MAXIMUM
MINIMUM
Temperature required

A

50-60C
75C
45C

90
Q

Mesophile
OPTIMUM
MAXIMUM
MINIMUM
Temperature required

A

20-40C
40C
15-20C

91
Q

Degree of acidity or basicity of the solution

A

PH OF THE MEDIUM

92
Q

Human Pathogens:

A

Neutrophiles
Acidophiles
Alkalinophiles

93
Q

Neutrophiles
pH requirement

A

6.5-7.5 pH

94
Q

Acidophiles
pH requirement

A

acidic medium for growth

95
Q

Alkalinophiles
pH requirement

A

Basic medium for growth

96
Q

Osmotic pressure requirements

A

Isotonic or hypotonic
Hypertonic
Halophiles
Halotolerant

97
Q

Pressure where bacteria can survive

A

Isotonic or Hypotonic

98
Q

Pressure where osmophiles can survive

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Hypertonic

99
Q

Pressure where there is increase salt concentration

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Halophiles

100
Q

Pressure where it does not require increase salt concentration for growth

A

Halotolerant

101
Q

Type for moisture

A

Water or solvent

102
Q

Nutrition for synthesis of cell composition

A

Carbon

103
Q

Carbon nutrition for particular cell growth includes?

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autotrophs
Heterotrophs
Phototrophs
Chemotrophs

104
Q

Need a nutrition of CO2

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Autotrophs

105
Q

Its nutrition depends on other organisms

A

Heterotrophs

106
Q

Its nutrition is derived from sunlight or organic carbon

A

Phototrophs

107
Q

Its nutrition is obtained energy through oxidation (e.g Fe)

A

Chemotrophs

108
Q

Nutrition for systhesis of protein, DNA, and RNA

A

Nitrogen

109
Q

Bacteria that require Mineral Nutritions

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Lithotrophs
Organotrophs

110
Q

Nutritions for Cell growth

A

Carbon
Nitrogen
Minerals
Salt

111
Q

Levels of growth

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Cellular growth
Population growth

112
Q

Mode of repoduction

A

Binary fission or Transverse fission

113
Q

Parent cell gives rise to 2 new daughter cells

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Binary fission

114
Q

Growth is individually

A

Cellular growth

115
Q

Gowth is increase in number

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Population growth

116
Q

Described as exponential or logarithmic only if there is favorable condition

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Growth rate

117
Q

Time required for a single cell to divide and produce two
daughter cells

A

generation time

118
Q

Log of numbers of bacteria

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0-5 hours
Lag phase

Exponential growth phase

Stationary phase

5-10 hours
Death or decline phase

119
Q

Counting number of colony in a plate

A

Viable count technique

120
Q

Count techniques in determining bacterial growth

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Pour plate method
Spread plate technique
Membrane filter method

121
Q

Counting total number of bacteria
microscopically

A

DIRECT MICROSCOPY

122
Q

Techniques of Direct microscopy

A

Counting Chamber
Electric Counters

123
Q

the number of tiny
particles or bacteria in a
suspension is INVERSELY
proportional in relation to the amount of light transmitted.

A

Turbidimetry

124
Q

Process in which a new recombinant chromosome is formed
by combining genetic material from two organisms.

A

Genetic recombination

125
Q

Genetic transfer between 2 cells

A

Conjugation
Transduction
Transformation

126
Q

Transfer of genetic material from a donor cell to the
recipient cell when they are in physical contact with each other

A

CONJUGATION

127
Q

Direct transfer
Controlled by F Plasmid or F Factor

A

CONJUGATION

128
Q

Transfer of genetic material by means of bacterial virus
BACTERIOPHAGE

A

TRANSDUCTION

129
Q

Types of TRANSDUCTION

A

GENERALIZED
SPECIALIZED

130
Q

Type of transduction that can carry any part of DNA

A

Generalized

131
Q

Type of transduction that carry specific part of DNA

A

Specialized

132
Q

Transfer of genetic material in bacteria where the
recipient cell take up free or naked DNA from its
environment.

A

Transformation

133
Q

2 methods of occurrence of Transformation

A

Nature
Laboratory

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