EX1- Leys Flashcards

1
Q

DNA that enters a bacterial cell can be _____, ____, or _____

A
  • Degraded
  • Integrated into the host chromosome
  • Integrated into a plasmid (extrachromosomal element)
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2
Q

_______ are used by bacteria to degrade foreign DNA

A

Restriction endonucleases (restriction enzymes)

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3
Q

______ is the uptake of naked DNA by “complement cells.”

A

Transformation

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4
Q

_____ is the transfer of DNA between bacteria through a virus

A

Transduction

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5
Q

______ is the transfer of DNA through cell to cell contact using a sex pilus

A

Conjugation

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6
Q

Mutations in DNA can cause _________

A

antibiotic resistance

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7
Q

______ can be the result of base changes, deletions, insertions,duplications, or rearrrangements

A

Mutations

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8
Q

What type of mutation is less likely to cause antibiotic resistance?

A

Deletions

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9
Q

Different bacteria occupy different _________ in the oral cavity

A

environmental niches

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10
Q

Subgingival bacteria are generally _________

A

proteolitic

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11
Q

Supragingival bacteria are generally _______

A

saccrolitic

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12
Q

What factors promote colonization in the oral cavity?

A
  • adherence properties
  • synergistic bacteria
  • nutritional substrates
  • temperature
  • moisture content
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13
Q

What are the factors that inhibit colonization in the oral cavity?

A
  • antimicrobial properties of saliva
  • mechanical shearing
  • antagonistic bacteria
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14
Q

There are _____ bacterial species that are associated with periodontitis, while ____ species are associated with periodontal health

A

many, fewer

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15
Q

Shifts in microbial composition occur in _____, however no bacterium is found in all patients with ______ and never found in healthy subjects

A

periodontitis

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16
Q

The tissue destruction that occurs during periodontitis is mainly the result of a _______

A

host response

17
Q

There is a small shift from gram _____ to gram ____ during periodontitis

A

positive, negative

18
Q

The complexity of the microbial community ______ during periodontal disease

A

increases

19
Q

There is a slight shift to more _______ bacteria in periodontitis

A

uncultivated

20
Q

Microbial diversity _____ in caries

A

declines

21
Q

There is a progression of ________ as caries progresses

A

dominant species

22
Q

Each location in the oral cavity has its own associated microbial composition, however there is _______

A

overlap of species

23
Q

What are the 3 methods for the introduction of DNA into bacteria?

A
  • Transformation
  • Transduction
  • Conjugation