chapter 1 - bacterial structure, physiology, metabolism, and genetics Flashcards

1
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___ is the first step in bacterial classification

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determination of staining characteristics

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2
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__ and ___ determines the susceptibility of microorganisms to various antibiotic

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cell structure and biochemical pathway

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3
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father of protozoology and bacteriology

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anton van leeuwenhoek

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4
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anton van Leeuwonheok called the microorganisms he saw in water droplet as ___

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beasties

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5
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they lack nuclear membrane and true nucleus

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bacteria

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6
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are a group of unicellular fungi that reproduce asexually

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yeast

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7
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true yeasts do not form ____

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hyphae or mycelia

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8
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fungi that can form as yeast in human temperature and filamentous in room temp is called as

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dimorphic

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9
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___ yeast do not form hyphae or mycelia

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true yeast

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10
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are the smallest infectious particles

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virus (virions)

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11
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can virus have both dna and rna?

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nope, only onel

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13
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do virus has cells?

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nope

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14
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a virus that infects and possibly destroys bacterial cells is known as

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bacteriophage

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15
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the 3 largest domains

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bacteria, archaea, and eukarya

16
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difference of archaea and bacteria in terms of walls

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archaeal cell walls lack peptidoglycan,
gram negative archaeal wall stains purple

bacteria’s cell wall for gram negative is pink

17
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the archaeal organisms that are salt loving

A

halophiles

18
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the archaeal organisms that are heat loving

A

thermophiles

19
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svedberg is named after whom?

A

theodor svedberg

20
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__ are small, dormant (inactive), asexual spores that develop inside the bacterial cell (vegetative) as a means of survival, although they do become vegetative when the harsh conditions are removed,

A

endospores

21
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endospores are produced by what example of genera

A

clostridium and bacillus

22
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what makes the endospores resistant to chemical agents, temperature change, starvation, dehydration, ultraviolet, and gamma radiation

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their thick protein coat

23
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under harsh condition , each actively dividing cell (vegetative) will produce how many endospores?

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1 endospores each vegetative cell

24
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are spores highly refractile?

A

yes

25
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since spores are refractile, what type of stain is used for endospores

A

schaeffer-fulton

26
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it acts as an osmotic barrier and is the location of the electron transport chain where energy is located

A

plasma membrane

27
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what are the 2 major types of cell walls

A

gram negative and gram positive

28
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which bacteria has no cell wall?

A

mycoplasma

29
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although, mycobacteria stains gram positive, they do have a modified cell wall which is called as ___

A

acid-fast cell wall

30
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what is the principle component of gram positive cell wall?

A

very thick peptidoglycan (murein) layer

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