Chapter 1,2,4 Quiz Flashcards

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1
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Three main Shapes of bacteria are what? (prokaryotes)

A

Coccus- Can be divided in many directions
Rod- Can only be divided in one plane
Curved

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2
Q

No flagella is what?

A

Atrichous

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3
Q

What are three examples of flagella at th end?

A

monotrichous
lophotrichous
ampitrichous

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4
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What is fimbriae?

A

attachment to each other surfaces

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5
Q

What is Pili?

A

DNA transfer (primarily in gram negative bacteria

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6
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What is S layer?

A

single layers of a single repeating protein (hostile environment)

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7
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What glycocalyx?

A

“sugar coat”- secreted external to cell wall

(important in attachment and survival

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8
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What is a capsule?

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organized structure and firmly attached

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9
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What is a slime layer?

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unorganized and loosely attached

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10
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What are biofilms?

A

mixed colonies of mixed bacteria

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11
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What is the cell envelope made of?

A

cell membrane, cell wall, outer membrane (primarily Gram negative)

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12
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What is the cell wall

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present in most prokaryotes
surrounds the cytoplasmic membrane
protects and prevents rupture due to water pressure
major macromolecule is peptidoglycan

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13
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What is peptidoglycan?

A

sugar

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14
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A Gram positive cell walls have what?

A
  • very thick rigid peptidoglycan layer
  • reinforced with peptide cross-bridges
  • Include teichoic acid and lipoteichoic acid
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15
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A gram negative outer membrane has what?

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  • Thin peptidoglycan layer
  • outer membrane that includes LPS
  • porins permits passage of certain molecules
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16
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What are two exceptions to gram staining?

A

mycobacteria

mycoplasma

17
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What is a plasma membrane

A
  • lipid bilayer
  • fluid mosaic
  • selective permeability
18
Q

What is cytoplasm?

A

Everything within the cell membrane (fluid portion=cytosol)

19
Q

What is a nucleoid?

A

region containing the bacterial chromosome

20
Q

What are plasmids?

A

-Circular, double-stranded DNA separated from chromosomes

can be transfered in different ways

21
Q

What are ribosomes?

A

site of protein synthesis

22
Q

What are inclusions?

A

reserve deposits

23
Q

What is a cytoskeleton?

A

can be found in some but not all bacteria

24
Q

What are endospores?

A

specialized “resting” form; produced when nutrients are depleted