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BACTERIAL NOMENCLATURE & GROWTH Flashcards

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CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS

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Numerical taxonomy
Phylogenetic classification
Phenotypic classification

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• Compuer taxonomy
Basis: frequency of trait-sharing (phenetics)

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Numerical Taxonomy

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Basis: Genetic similarity and evolutionary relatedness

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• Phylogenetic Classification

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Basis: overall similarities (microscopic and colony morphology)

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• Phenotypic Classification

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group of “level” of classification

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Taxon

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Hierarchical system within domains:

King philip came over for good spaghetti

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Kingdom
Phylum/Division
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species

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“basic unit” of taxonomy

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SPECIES

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represents a specific, recognized type of organism

Identified by comparison with known “type strains” (pure cultures)

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Species

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(ATCC)

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American Type Culture Collection

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• A population of microbes descended from a single individual or pure culture
• Different ___ represent genetic variability within a species

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STRAIN

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: Ureaplasma urealyticum

based on biochemical and physiological qualities

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Biovars

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: Corynebacerium diphtheria
Mitis, intermedius, and gravis
Morphology

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Morphovars

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: Salmonella enterica (typhi)

Serology/antigenic properties

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Serovars

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(Systematic name)

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Scientific name

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• Are italicized or underlined
• Are “latinized” and used worldwide
• May be descriptiv or honors a scientist

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Scientific name (Systematic name)

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In scientific name

• _____name is never abbreviated
• A_____ name may be used alone to indicate a group
• A____ name is never used alone.

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Species

genus

species

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17
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a manual that aids in identification of unknownns

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Bergey’s Manual of Determinative Bacteriology

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Main resource for determining the identity of bacteria species, utilizing every characterizing aspect

Uses successive “key” features to narrow down identification

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Bergey’s Manual of Determinative Bacteriology

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PHYSICAL AND NUTRITIONAL GROWTH
REQUIREMENTS OF BACTERIA
Major Elements:

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• Carbon
• Oxygen
• Nitrogen
• Hydrogen
• Phosphorus
• Sulfur
• Potassium
• Magnesium
• Calcium
• Iron

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PHYSICAL AND NUTRITIONAL GROWTH
REQUIREMENTS OF BACTERIA

Trace Elements:
MangaZin CuCoMo

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• Manganese
• Zinc

• Copper
• Cobalt
• Molybdenum

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act as co-factors for enzymatic reactions

only small amounts

need not be added to culture media

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Elements

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TYPES OF ORGANISMS BASED ON PHYSIOLOGIC REQUIREMENTS

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Phototroph
Chemotroph
Autotroph
Heterotroph

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Energy source: Light

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Phototroph

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Energy source: Chemical

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Chemotroph

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Energy source:

Inorganic
Organic

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Chemolithotrophs
Chemoorganotrophs

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Carbon source: CO2

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Capnophiles (Autotroph)

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Carbon source: Organic compounds

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Heterotroph

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essential substances that the organism
is unable to synthesize from available nutrients

required in small amounts by cells

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GROWTH FACTORS

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Categories of Growth Factors

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Purines, pyrimidines -> nucleic acid
Amino acids -> proteins
Vitamins -› coenzymes. enzymes

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Fastidious

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Organisms tend to require a variety of growth factors

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31
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Only aerobic growth:
oxygen required.

Growth occurs only where high concentrations of oxygen have diffused into the medium

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Obligate Aerobes

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Both aerobic and anaerobic growth; greater growth in presence of oxygen

Growth is best where most oxygen
is present, but occurs throughout tube

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Facultative anaerobes

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Only anaerobic growth; ceases in the presence of oxygen

Growth occurs only where there is no oxygen

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Obligate Anaerobes

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Only anaerobic growth; but
continues in presence of oxygen

Growth occurs evenly: oxygen has no eefect

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Aerotolerant Anaerobes

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Only aerobic growth; oxygen required in LOW concentration

Growth occurs only where a low concentration of oxygen has diffused into medium

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Microaerophiles

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Requires elevated conc. of carbon dioxide
Easily cultivated in a candle jar

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CAPNOPHILES

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37
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3 common enzymes produced by microbes

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Superoxide dismutase
Catalase
Peroxidase

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Obligate aerobes, most facultative
anaerobes
(e.g. Enterics)

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Superoxide dismutase
Catalase

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Most aerotolerant anaerobes (e.g.
Streptococci)

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Superoxide dismutase
Peroxidase

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Require O2- final electron acceptor in aerobic respiration

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Obligate Aerobes

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41
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Can interchange between aerobic and anaerobic type of metabolism

If O2 present = switches to aerobic
respiration

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Facultative Anaerobes

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Does not require oxygen - it is toxic for them

Lives by anaerobic respiration, fermentation, bacterial photosynthesis or methanogenesis

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Obligate Anaerobes

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Interchanges between anaerobic to aerobic type of metabolism

If under anaerobic conditions, grows by fermentation or anaerobic respiration

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Facultative Aerobes

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Only anaerobic / fermentative type of metabolism

Unaffected by the presence of oxygen

Lives in fermentation regardless of the presence of 02

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Aerotolerant anaerobes

45
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Requires O,for respiration, but only at least 20% conc. of 02

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MICROAEROPHILES

46
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Cold-loving
0 - 20°C

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PSYCHROPHILES

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meaning “middle”
20 - 45°C
most pathogenic organisms

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MESOPHILES

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o above 45°C

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THERMOPHILES

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• Extremely high 80-115°C

Can survive autoclave

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Hyperthermophiles

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Like high humidity

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Humidophiles

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Survive little of no O2 for some period of time

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Xerophiles

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: onlv common solute that occurs over a wide concentration range

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SALT

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Can survive in presence of salt

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Halophiles

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Halophiles
• = 1-6% salt
• = 6-15% salt
• = 15-30% salt

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Mild halophiles

Moderate halophiles

Extreme halophiles

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are able to survive at high salt concentrations but do not require these conditions for growth.

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Halotolerant

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MOVEMENT ACROSS MEMBRANES

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Simple diffusion
Facilitated diffusion
Osmosis

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Movement of a solute from high concentration to low concentration.

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Simple Diffusion

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Solute combines with transporter protein in membrane

needs ATP

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Facilitated Diffusion

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Movement of H2O from an area of High H2O conc. to an area of Low H2O conc.

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Osmosis

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Pressure required to stop H2O movement across the membrane

Reached equilibrium

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Osmotic pressure

61
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no net movement of water

Solution present in the body under normal circumstances

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Isotonic (isosmotic) solution-

62
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–water moves into the cell and may cause the cell to burst if the wall is weak or damaged (osmotic lysis)

Plasmoptysis

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Hypotonic (hypoosmotic)
solution

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water moves out of the cell, causing its cytoplasm to shrink (plasmolysis)

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Hypertonic (hyperosmotic) solution-

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pH Requirement
• The acidity or alkalinity of a solution

• Most bacteria =
• Molds & yeasts =

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pH 6.5 - 7.5 (7.2-7.6)

pH 5-6

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pH requirement

• ACIDOPHILE
• NEUTROPHILE
• ALKALIPHILE

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(pH 2-5)

(pH 7)

(pH 8-9)

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  • an orderly increase in the quantity of cell constituents.
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GROWTH

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Adjustment period

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Lag Phase

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After the inoculation of cells into a fresh medium, the population remains temporarily unchanged, though there is no cell division happening, cells may be growing in volume or mass synthesizing the required enzymes, proteins - increasing metabolic activity

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Lag Phase

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Cellular reproduction stage, exponential phase

Pattern of balanced growth where all the cells are dividing regularly by binary fission

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Logarithmic phase
Exponential growth phase

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Geometric progression

Cells divide at a constant rate, depending upon the composition of closed medium and conditions of incubation

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Log phase

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High population density

As microbes divide, they die

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Staionary/Plateau phase

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Stationary phase

Limited population growth due to one of the three factors

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Exhaustion of available nutrients

Accumulation of inhibitory metabolites or end products that may be toxic

Lack of biological space

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Dying microbes -> new cells

Decline continues until there is complete cessation of reproduction

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Death phase

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Doubling time
• The time it takes for an organism to double its number
• Time required for a cell to divide

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GENERATION TIME

75
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What causes Exponential growth to stop?

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Exhaustion of nutrients
Waste product accumulation
Toxin production
Harmful pH change

76
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Vitek uses what classification system?

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Numerical taxonomy

77
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Classification of felines

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Phylogenetic classification

78
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Vitek is used for…

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Antimicrobial susceptibility testing

79
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3 domains of living organisms

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Bacteria
Archea
Eucaryota

80
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Type strains also known an

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Pure culture

81
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employs both traditional biochemical testing methods and automated phenotypic and genotypic analyses.

This provides highly accurate identification across a wide array of microorganisms and can help avoid the pitfalls of misidentification, painful recalls, and regulatory repercussions.

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ATCC

82
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Types of Strains

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Biovars
Morphobars
Serovars

83
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Morphovars of Corynebacterium diphtheriae

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Mitis
Intermedius
Gravis

84
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Scientific name rules

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• Are italicized or underlined
• Are “Latinized” and used worldwide
• May be descriptive or honors a scientist

85
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Staphylococcus aureus

Clustered
Spherical
Gold

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Staphylo
Cocci
Aureus

86
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Escherechia coli honors…

Coli=

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Theodor Escherich

Colon

87
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Once introduced, scientific names may be..

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Abbreviated

On the forst paragraph of a research pper, it is required to be spelled out

88
Q

Complete and correct name of salmonella

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Salmonella enterica subsp. enterica serovar Dublin

89
Q

Common/ Descriptive/Trivial name of…

M. tuberculosis

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Tubercle bacillus

90
Q

Common/ Descriptive/Trivial name of…

N. meningitidis

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Meningococcus

91
Q

Common/ Descriptive/Trivial name of…

S. pyogenes

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Group A streptococcus

92
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Acts as co factors for enzymatic reactions

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Elements

93
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Need carbon dioxide

Requires more CO2 than oxygen

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Autotrophs

Capnophiles

94
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Disease causing or pathogenic organisms are mostly…

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Fastidious

95
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Obligate anaerobes (e.g) Clostridia Bacteroides)

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Negative for superoxide dismutase, catalase, peroxidase

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Psychrophiles

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0-20 C

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Mesophiles

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20-45 C

98
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Thermophiles

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Above 45 C

99
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T or F

Most disease causing bacteria are mesophiles

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True

100
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Survive beyond 80 C

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Hyperthermophiles

101
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Survive at 0C

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Psychroduric

102
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Need a lot of water/ moisture to grow

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Humidophiles

103
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Can live in dry environments like the desert are

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Xerophiles

104
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Requires an environment to grow with a concentration of salt that’s higher than normal are

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Halophiles

105
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Mild halophiles
Moderate halophiles
Extreme halophiles

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1-6 %salt
6-15 %salt
15-14 %salt

106
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Binary fission

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Cell elongates and DNA is replicated

Cell wall and plasma membrane begin to divide

Cross-wall forms completely around divided DNA

Cell separate

107
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Four phases of bacterial growth curve

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Lag phase
Log phase
Stationary phase
Death/ decline phase

108
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Binary fission occurs in what phase?

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Log phase
Exponential growth phase

109
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3 types of strains

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Biovars
Morphovars
Serovars

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