Biotyping Based on Fermentation Lab 16 Flashcards

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What are the reactants and products of Glycolysis

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Reactant: 1 glucose
products:2 pyruvate

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Describe the characteristics of Glycolysis

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  • anaerobic:does not need 02

- the energy released allows the cell to make 2 ATP

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What is vital for cell to continue doing Gylcolysis

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-2 NAD+ is vital

no NAD+=no ATP yielded

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What does fermentation metabolism do?

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  • regenerates NAD+ so that glycolysis can continue without O2
  • converts NADH back into NAD+ by transferring electrons onto an organic molecule
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What are the products of fermentation metabolism? What can they be used for?

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-acids, gases, alcohols; can be sometimes used as building blocks, but are usually just waste products

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What is the relationship between glycolysis and fermentation metabolism?

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Fermentation metabolism regenerates NAD+ so that glycolysis can continue without O2

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Explain what happens in Aerobic cell respiration that fermentation cannot do

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  • In aerobic cell resp, energy can be extracted from NADH and pyruvate
  • pyruvate is further oxidized CO2, creating more electron carriers NADH and FADH2
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What does the electron transport chain do?

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  • oxidizes electron carriers back to NAD+ and FAD, allowing cell respiration reactions and glycolysis to continue
  • transfers electrons to O2 and becomes H20
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What happens as electrons move though the electron transport chain, and type of energy is produced?

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  • Hydrogen ions are pumped out of the bacterial cell
  • this creates a high concentration of protons/positive charges outside of the cell which creates the proton motive force.
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10
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What is mineral oil used for in the OF glucose test?

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-Mineral oil prevents the addition of O2

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What does the OF glucose test for?

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-is bacterial ferments glucose and peptone

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12
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What does the OF glucose test for?

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-if bacterial specimen ferments glucose and peptone

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13
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What do the results of the OF glucose test indicate?

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yellow=bacteria fermented the glucose into acids/cell resp

blue=deamination of amino acids (peptone),ammonia raises ph

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14
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What does the methyl red test for?

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-tests for mixed acid fermentation; lactate, acetate, formate

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How does the methyl red test indicate for a positive test for mixed acid? How long does it take to see results?

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  • turns red

- can see results immediately

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16
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What does the VP test for?

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-butanediol fermentation

17
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How does a VP test indicate a positive result of butanediol fermentation? What reacts with the VP reagents for this to be produced?

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-produces a red color; acetoin is reacted with

18
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What does the citrate utilization test for?

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  • if an organism can import citrate into their cells using citrate permease
  • these cells can use citrate as their sole course of energy/building blocks
19
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What do the results in a citrate utilization test show?

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  • Blue= positive

- green= negative