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Question 1

Lipid bilayer

Answer 1

Bacterial Cell membrane

Question 2

Lipid monolayer

Answer 2

Archaeal Cell membrane

Question 3

Found in diphtheria bacilli

Answer 3

Metachromatic granules

Question 4

Helps cells float

Answer 4

Gas vesicles

Question 5

Helps locate preferred

Answer 5

Magnetosome habitat

Question 6

Functionally similar to eukaryotic cytoskeletal proteins

Answer 6

Cytoskeleton

Question 7

Found primarily in gram-negative bacteria

Answer 7

Pili

Question 8

Present in many rods and spirilla; few cocci; vary in number and placement

Answer 8

Flagella

Question 9

Capsule and slime layer
Contributes to disease development
Found in plaque bacteria and biofilms

Answer 9

Glycocalyx

Question 10

Site of activity of penicillin and lysozyme

Gram-negative bacteria release endotoxins

Answer 10

Bacterial Cell wall

Question 11

S-layer

Answer 11

Archaeal Cell wall

Question 12

Exists as single, closed loop chromosome

Answer 12

Nucleoid

Question 13

R plasmids

Answer 13

Plasmids

Question 14

Inhibited by certain antibiotics

Answer 14

Ribosomes

Question 15

Enzymes are enclosed in a protein shell

Answer 15

Microcompartments

Question 16

Used as nutrients during starvation periods

Answer 16

Inclusions