Growth requirement And nutrition Flashcards

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1
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Example of macronutrients

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Proteins

Carbohydrates

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2
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Required in small amounts

Involved in enzyme function & maintenance of protein structures

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Micronutrients

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3
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Examples of micronutrients

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Manganese
Zinc
Nickel

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4
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Basic elements

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CHON

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5
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Certain strains of bacteria need small amounts of

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Phosphorus

Sulfur

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6
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Microbes can acquire nutrients in various ways

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Based on carbon and energy source

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7
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Autotrophs

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Photo Autotrophs

Chemo autotrophs

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8
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Carbon source - co2

Energy source - non living environment

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Autotrophs

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9
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Have chlorophyll
Use light and co2
Oxygen is byproduct

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Photo autotrophs

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10
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Uses hydrogen & sulfur

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Chemo autotrophs

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11
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Carbon source - organic

Energy source - other organism/ sunlight

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Heterotrophs

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12
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Use organic compounds

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Photoheterotrophs

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13
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Most common

Aerobic and anaerobia

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Chemoheterotrophs

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14
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Influences of microbial growth

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Cp-NOTE

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15
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grows to the surface, where the oxygen is

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Obligate aerobes

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16
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Example of obligate aerobes

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Pseudomonas

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17
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Require small amount of oxygen

20% O2

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Microaerophile

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18
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Example of microaerophile

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Treponemapallidum

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19
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Grow well in the presence or absence of oxygen

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Facultative aerobe

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20
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Example pf facultative aerobe

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Enterobacteriaceae

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21
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Bottom dwellers

Not grow in the presence of oxygen

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Obligate anaerobes

22
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Source of energy of obligate anaerobes

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Fermentation

Anaerobic respiration

23
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Examples of obligate anaerobe

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Clostridium
Bacterioides
Prevotella
Prophyromon

24
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Grow in the presence of air but do not use it for respiration or energy

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Aerotolerant

25
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Example of aerotolerant

A

Strep pyogenes

26
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Toxic forms of oxygen

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Monoxide
Superoxide
Peroxide
Hydroxyl/radical

27
Q

Temperature that may denature proteins

Cells may become fluid

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Too high

28
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Temperature that makes membrane and cells rigid and fragile

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Too low

29
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Heat loving organisms

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Thermophiles

30
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Moderate temperature

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Mesophiles

31
Q

Growth range of 10-50c or 20-40c

Our normal flora and pathogens

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Mesophiles

32
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Organisms that can endure heat

A

Thermoduric

33
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Only these 2 produce spores

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Clostridia

Bacillus

34
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Growth range of 0-15c

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Psychrophiles

35
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Ideal pH for microbes

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7-7.2

36
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pH 1-5

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Acidophiles

37
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pH 5.5-8

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Neutrophiles

38
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pH 8.5-11.5

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Alkalophiles

39
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Live under extreme pressure

A

Barophiles

40
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Continuous changing of medium

A

Chemostat

41
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Autocount

A

Serial dilution method

42
Q

Most powerful number count

A

MPN

43
Q

Know how many bacteria you have

A

Cell counters

44
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Measure Metabolic activity, dry weight

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Spectrophotometry

45
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Measure amount of DNA of present in a bacteria

A

Genetic methods

46
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Required in large amounts

Role in cell structure and metabolism

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Macronutrients

47
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Example of photoautotrophs

A

Cyanobacteria

48
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Example of chemoautotroph

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Methanogens

49
Q

Metabolizes the organic matter in dead organisms

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Saprobe

50
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Example of saprobe

A

Fungi

Bacteria

51
Q

Utilizes tissue fluids of alive host

A

Parasite