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Intro to Bacteriology Flashcards

1
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2 Types of energy production

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CATABOLIC REACTIONS

DEGRADATIVE REACTIONS

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2 Types of energy utilization

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ANABOLIC REACTIONS

BIOSYNTHETIC REACTIONS

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Considered the utilization of metabolic pathways involved in the acquisition of nutrients from the environment, production of precursor metabolites, and energy production

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Fueling

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4
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Endoenzyme

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gram (-) bacteria

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5
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Exoenzyme

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gram (+) bacteria

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6
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Always produced by the cell, independent of the composition at which it is grown

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Constitutive

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7
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produced by cell in response to a particular substrate

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Adaptive

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8
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Metabolic differences are used as ____________

in identification of bacteria

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Phenotypic Markers

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9
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complete oxidation of glucose

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Respiration

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10
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most efficient in terms of energy generation

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Oxidation

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11
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3 stages of oxidation

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Glycolysis
Kreb’s cycle
Electron transport chain

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12
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anaerobic process/ partial oxidation

of glucose

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Fermentation

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13
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Simple diffusion

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water, O2, CO2

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14
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active transport

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sugars, amino acids,

organic acids, and many inorganic ions

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15
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group

translocation

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sugars, purines, pyrimidines, and fatty

acid

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16
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AUTOTROPH

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CARBON DIOXIDE

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17
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HETEROTROPH

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ORGANIC COMPOUNDS

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18
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NITROGEN SOURCE

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PROTEIN SYNTHESIS

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19
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PHOTOTROPH

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SUNLIGHT

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20
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CHEMOTROPH

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CHEMICAL ENERGY

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21
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ORGANOTROPH

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ORGANIC COMPOUNDS

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22
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LITHOTROPH

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INORGANIC COMPOUNDS

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23
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Energy source of photoautotroph

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Light

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24
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Carbon source of PHOTOAUTOTROPH

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Carbon Dioxide

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25
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Energy source of PHOTOHETEROTROPH

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LIGHT

26
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Carbon source of PHOTOHETEROTROPH

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ORGANIC

COMPOUNDS

27
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Energy source of CHEMOAUTOTROPH

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ORGANIC

COMPOUNDS

28
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Carbon source of CHEMOAUTOTROPH

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Carbon Dioxide

29
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Energy source of CHEMOHETEROTROPH

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ORGANIC

COMPOUNDS

30
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Carbon source of CHEMOHETEROTROPH

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ORGANIC

COMPOUNDS

31
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Bacterial Cell Structures

70% ____

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Water

32
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Bacterial Cell Structures

30% ____

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CARBOHYDRATES, PROTEINS,

LIPIDS, ENZYMES

33
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Has a thick peptidoglycan layer

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Gram-Positive Cell Wall

34
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Rich in teichoic acid

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Gram-Positive Cell Wall

35
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Runs perpendicular to peptidoglycan sheets

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Gram-Positive Cell Wall

36
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Linear polymers of polyglycerol or polyributol

with phosphates and a few amino acids and sugars

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Gram-Positive Cell Wall

37
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Lacks an outer membrane

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Gram-Positive Cell Wall

38
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Has an outer membrane layer

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Gram-Negative Cell Wall

39
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Composed of lipopolysaccharides which are

considered as endotoxins

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Gram-Negative Cell Wall

40
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Has a periplasm a gel-like matrix that serves as reservoir for virulence factors and a dynamic flux of macromolecules

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Gram-Negative Cell Wall

41
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Has a single layer of peptidoglycan

endofoyib

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Gram-Negative Cell Wall

42
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The color of the stain of gram positive bacteria

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Purple

43
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The color of the stain of gram negative bacteria

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Pink

44
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POSSESS A WAXY LAYER OF MYCOLIC ACID

BOUND TO THE CELL WALL

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ACID FAST BACTERIA

45
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ACID FAST BACTERIA

Hydrophobic or Hydrophillic?

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Hydrophobic

46
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CHARACTERISTIC OF MYCOBACTERIA AND

NOCARDIA

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ACID FAST BACTERIA

47
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ACID FAST BACTERIA

Gram positive or gram negative?

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Gram positive

48
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SMALL, RESTING, INACTIVE

(DORMANT), ASEXUAL SPORES

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ENDOSPORES

49
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HIGHLY RESISTANT IN

UNFAVORABLE CONDITIONS

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ENDOSPORES

50
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COMPOSITION OF ENDOSPORES

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Dipicolinic acid

51
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CONTAINS ENZYMES, AND SITE OF PROTEIN SYNTHESIS

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CYTOSOL

52
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HAS GRANULAR APPEARANCE DUE TO PRESENCE OF MANY POLYSOMES (mRNA COMPLEXED WITH SEVERAL RIBOSOMES)

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CYTOSOL

53
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LOCATION OF INCLUSION BODIES AND GRANULES (SUCH AS GLYCOGEN & POLYPHOSPHATE), GENE STRUCTURES (SUCH AS PLASMIDS AND JUMPING GENES/TRANSPOSONS

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CYTOSOL

54
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ORGANIZED MATERIAL FIRMLY ATTACHED TO CELL WALL

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CAPSULE

55
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ANTIGENIC (K ANTIGEN)

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CAPSULE

56
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UNORGANIZED LAYER NOT FIRMLY ATTACHED TO CELL WALL

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SLIME LAYER

57
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ORGAN OF LOCOMOTION

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FLAGELLA

58
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ANTIGENIC (H ANTIGEN)

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FLAGELLA

59
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NONMOTILE, LONG HOLLOW PROTEINS

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PILI

60
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CONNECT TWO BACTERIA FOR DNA EXCHANGE

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PILI

61
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NON FLAGELLAR, STICKY

HAIRLIKE APPENDAGES

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FIMBRIAE

62
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ADHERENCE TO SURFACES OR OTHER CELLS

A

PILI

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