Biology: Topic 9 Flashcards

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T or F: Bacteria lack histone proteins.

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True

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2
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Differentiate between gram positive and gram positive bacteria.

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gram negative —> resistant to antibiotics —> have additional outer membrane –> include E. coli and plague.

gram positive —> usually susceptable to antiobiotics due to lack of outer membrane —> include tetanus

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3
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Define commensalism

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Symbiotic relationship where an organism benefits but the other is not helped or harmed. For example, the microbiome in the gut of humans,

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4
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What are the for phases of the bacterial growth phase?

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  • Lag phase
  • Log phase
  • Stationary phase (nutrient is limiting growth)
  • Death phase (nutrient is limiting growth
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5
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What are the three methods of DNA release/exchange by bacteria?

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  • Conjugation
  • Transduction
  • Transformation
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6
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List the steps of conjugation

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  • F+ cell joins a pilus to a F- cell
  • mating. bridge is formed
  • A plasmid is transferred from donor to the receiver
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7
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what’s the F-factor

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contains genes required to make the pilus

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8
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List the steps of transduction

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  • lil spider infects the the bacteria and shoots his genes inside (infection)
  • genes start to replicate and mix with bacteria genes
  • bacteria splits open and shoots out more spider guys (lysis)
  • spider with original bacteria dna infects another bactera (dissemination)
  • bacteria #2 genes mix with bacteria #1 genes
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9
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List the steps of transformation

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  • The bacteria that gets transformed permeabalizes its membrane
  • the bacteria with the wanted plasmid breaks open and cums out its plasmid (lysis)
  • the plasmids isolate from the bacteria (isolation)
  • the plasmids move into the bacteria that gets transformed
  • bam recombinant bacteria
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