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Chapter Six Flashcards

1
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Determinents of growth

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-temperature
-pH
-osmotic pressure
-oxygen

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Temperature has how many groups based on temperature preference

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Five groups

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3
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Psychrophile

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Cold loving
-can be true loving or facilitated

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Facilitated is the same as

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Psychrotrophs

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(Range of growth/optimum/found) true loving psychrophile

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Range: 0 to 20/25
Optimum: 15
Found: cold regions

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(Range of growth/optimum/example) Psychrotrophs

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Range: 0 to 40
Optimum: 20 to 30
Example: mold

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(Range of growth/optimum/found) mesophile

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Range: 25 to 45 - 50
Optimum: 37
Example: pathogenic and extremely concerning

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(Range of growth/optimum/example) thermophiles

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Range: 45 to 80
Optimum 50 to 60
Example: no health concerns to human beings

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(Range of growth/found) hyperthermophiles

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Range: 100 to 110 (boiling)
Found: in the depths of ocean and a decomposing pile

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Bacteria ideal growth in pH

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6.5 to 7.5

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11
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Mold/yeast pH ideal pH level

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5 to 6

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12
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Osmotic pressure

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The pressure of surrounding water- that is essential for growth and nutrients
-high osmotic pressure is dangerous for cell growth

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13
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Isotonic

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Same solute and water concentration compared to bodily fluids

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14
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Hypertonic

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High solute low water concentration

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15
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Hypotonic

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Low solute high water concentration

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16
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Osmotic pressure is an example of

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Preservatives
-salt and sugars

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17
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Microbial life cannot survive what in osmotic pressure

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Changes in osmotic pressures

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18
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Obligate aerobes

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-need O2 for growth and energy since oxygen becomes completer of ETC
-high ATP yield
Example: most bacteria

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How does obligate aerobes deal with toxic oxygen

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Enzyme catalase + SOD = neutralized oxygen

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Obligate anaerobic

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-does not use o2 for energy and growth as it doesn’t do ETC or KREB cycle
-absorbs only inorganic molecules
-ATP is variable

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21
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Obligate anerobe is an example of

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Any form of colistridum

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22
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How do obligate anaerobes deal with toxic oxygen

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They do not deal with it since oxygen is already harmful

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23
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Faculatative anerobe

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-can use o2 for energy and growth (inc ATP inc growth)
-doesn’t need o2 for energy and growth (will just slow ATP and growth)

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example of facultative anerobe

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E coli

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25
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How does facultative anerobe deal with oxygen toxicity

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-enzyme catalase and SOD to neutralize oxygen

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Aerotolarent anerobe

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-tolerates o2 but prefers without (which is fermentation)
-organic molecule is end result

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What happens if aerotolarent anerobe is in the prescience of oxygen

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Growth continues, but does not occur due to that

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28
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Example of aerotolarent anaerobe

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Lactobacillus (creates lactic acid hence anerobic)
-yogurt and yeast

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29
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Yeast end results and function

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Co2- bread rising
Ethanol - alcohol

30
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How does aerotolarent anerobe deal with oxygen toxicity

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One enzyme, SOD, allows partial neutralization
-o2 is tolerate

31
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Microaerophils

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-love o2 in small quantities
-need low concentration around 2 to 10 percent
-are aerobic

32
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Example of microaerophils

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Helicobacter pylori (stomach or peptic ulcer)

Campylobacter jejuni (gastroenteritis)

33
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Singlet oxygen

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-a toxic form of oxygen
-large bodies can handle, but small bodies cannot

34
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Singlet oxygen in small bodies can lead to

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Super oxide free radicals

35
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What is super oxide free radicals

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O2 ~-
Eventually leads kills cell

36
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What neutralizes super oxide free radicals?

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Super oxide dismutase

37
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Super oxide dismutase formula

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O2~- + O2~ +H —-> H2O2 + O2
-SOD is involved

38
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What is the problem with superoxide dismutase

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The cell has H2O2
-very dangerous and leads too O2(2-)

39
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What are two ways of dealing with toxic oxygen

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-enzyme catalase
-enzyme peroxide

40
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Formula for enzyme catalase

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H2O2 —> H2O + O2

41
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Enzyme peroxide formula

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H2O2 + 2H —> H2O

42
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Culture medium

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Nutrients prepared for microbial growth

43
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Sterile

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No living microbes

44
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inoculum

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Introduction of microbes into medium

45
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Culture

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Microbes growing on medium
-shows type of growth but not type of organism

46
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Agar

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Solidifying agent
-sterilizes broth
-melts and cools to solidify broth but can still be poured

47
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Agar melts at

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100 c

48
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Agar cools at

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45 c

49
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Agar is solid at

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-37c

50
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Pure culture

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Only one species/stain

51
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Colony

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Pop off cells arising from cell, spore or group of attached cells

52
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Different types of streak plating

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-selective media
-differential media
-selection and differentiation

53
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Selective media

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Suppress everything else
-use only what you want

54
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Example of selective media

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Salmonella typhus
-using bismuth sulfide agar

55
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Differential media

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Can’t select but differentiates

56
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Examples of differential media

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Streptococcus pyogenes
-using blood agar

57
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Selection and differentiation

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Very rare, and suppresses unwanted microbes

58
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Example of selection and differentiation

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Staphylococcus aureus
-mannitol salt agar

59
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Salmonella typhus causes

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Typhoide fever

60
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Steptococcus pyogenes causes

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Strep throat, can become GAS (invasive group A strep)

61
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Mannitol salt agar causes

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Skin infections and MRSA and TSS

62
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binary fission

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Cell elongates and divides into 2
-extremely fast

63
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Generation time is

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Always constant

64
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What are the four phases of binary fission

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-lag phase
-log form
-equilibrium
-death

65
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Lag phase

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Is the active cells preparing for division but there is no visible growth

66
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Log form

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Exponential growth

67
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Equilibrium

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Stationary, there is no more increase of growth

68
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death form

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Logarithmic decrease

69
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Of the four stages when are the bacteria most susceptible

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During log form

70
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during log form what are the bacteria susceptible too

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-antibiotics
-radiation
-antiseptics

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