Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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Why study microbiology?

A

Prevention of infection and disease

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2
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Major classes of microorganisms?

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Virus, algae, fungi, protozoa, bacteria

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3
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Prokaryotes include?

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Bacteria

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4
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Eukaryotes include?

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Algae, fungi, protozoa

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5
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Virus can be?

A

Both prokaryotes and eukaryotes

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6
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Eukaryotes are?

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They have nucleus, internal membrane-bound organelles, use mitosis & meiosis, have more than 1 chromosomes & usually have larger cells

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7
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Prokaryotes are?

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Have nucleiod, and use binary fission

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8
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How are prokaryotes and eukaryotes similar?

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Both have: cell membrane, & ribosomes but eukaryote ribosomes larger

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9
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Virus is?

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Noncellular, require a specific host for replication, some can infect bacteria known as phage ex: HIV, herpes

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10
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Algae is?

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Unicellular or multicellular, found in freshwater & ocean, photosynthetic

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11
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Protozoa is?

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Single called eukaryotes, move using: pseudopodia-false feet extensions of the internal guts of a cell, cilia-hair-like projections used for movement, flagella-long, filament- like “tails” used for swimming ex: amoeba, giardia

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12
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Fungi is?

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Eukaryotic, composed of: molds- multicellular, have hyphae, and reproduce by sexual & asexual spores, yeasts- unicellular, reproduce asexually by budding ex: ring worm, valley fever

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13
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Bacteria is?

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All prokaryotic, 3 important traits that helps one identify the genus & species: shape, cell wall type, motility

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14
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Bacterial shape

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Rods/bacillus, coccus, spirillum/curved

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15
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What are the common cell components?

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Nucleic acids (heredity, DNA/RNA), proteins (structure and function, amino acids), carbohydrates (energy), lipids (barrier from outside, phospholipid bilayer)

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16
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Nucleiod is?

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Bacterial cell component, heredity, single, circular DNA chromosome

17
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Cytoplasm is?

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Bacterial cell component, 80% water, ribosomes, & inclusions

18
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Inner cell membrane is?

A

Bacterial cell component, ATP synthesis, selective permeability, phospholipid bilayer with proteins

19
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Cell wall is?

A

For rigidity has peptides & carbohydrates

20
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Periplasm is?

A

Space between coin membrane & outer cell membrane (only on some)

21
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Outer cell membrane is?

A

Additional cell membrane gram - only

22
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Capsule is?

A

Slimy protective coat outside of the cell ( only on some)

23
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Flagella is?

A

Used to allow the bacterial cell to move (only on some)