INTRO TO MICROPARA

Question 1

specialized area of biology that deals with organisms too small to be seen without
magnification

Answer 1

MICROBIOLOGY

Question 2

the study of parasites, their hosts, and the relationship between them

Answer 2

PARASITOLOGY

Question 3

give me the 7 microorganisms

Answer 3

BACTERIA, ARCHAEA, PROTOZOA, FUNGI, HELMINTHS, VIRUSES, ALGAE

Question 4

• Prokaryotic
   Cell wall with peptidoglycan (most)
   Unicellular
   Reproduce by binary fission (asexually)
   Circular DNA
   Some are autotrophic, some are heterotrophic

Answer 4

BACTERIA

Question 5

 Prokaryotic
 Cell wall lacks peptidoglycan
 Unicellular
 Reproduce by binary fission (asexually)
 Extremophiles
 Thermophiles , Halophiles , Methanogens

Answer 5

ARCHAEA

Question 6

WHAT ARE THE 3 EXTREMOPHILES

Answer 6

Thermophiles , Halophiles , Methanogens

Question 7

 Eukaryotic
 Lacks cell walls
 Usually heterotrophic
 Unicellular
 Can reproduce asexually and sexually
 Moves by: Pseudopods , Flagella , Cilia , Some are
non -motile

Answer 7

PROTOZOA

Question 8

PROTOZOA MOVES BY:

Answer 8

Pseudopods , Flagella , Cilia , Some are non -motile

Question 9

 Eukaryotic
 Cell wall has chitin
 Heterotrophic
 Unicellular (yeast) or multicellular (molds and
mushroom)
 Can reproduce asexually and sexually
 Linear DNA

Answer 9

FUNGI

Question 10

 Flatworms and roundworms
 No cell wall
 Heterotrophic
 Can reproduce sexually and asexually
 Have microscopic stages

Answer 10

HELMINTHS

Question 11

 Acellular
 Obligate intracellular parasite
 DNA or RNA
 May be enveloped or naked
 A capsid (protein coat) is required

Answer 11

VIRUSES

Question 12

 Eukaryotic
 Cell wall has cellulose
 Photosynthetic
 Unicellular or multicellular
 Can reproduce sexually or asexually
 Often contains pigments: green , red, or brown

Answer 12

ALGAE

Question 13

WHAT ARE THE 3 PIGMENTS THAT ALGAE CONTAINS: ____, ___, ___

Answer 13

GREEN, RED & BROWN

Question 14

 Magnification : up to about 1000×

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LIGHT MICROSCOPY

Question 15

Uses visible or ultraviolet light to produce
an image

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LIGHT MICROSCOPY

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 Commonly used in a wide variety of laboratory
applications as the standard method.

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BRIGHTFIELD MICROSCOPY

Question 17

 Produces an image on a bright background.

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BRIGHTFIELD MICROSCOPY

Question 18

GRAM (+)

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PURPLE

Question 19

GRAM (-)

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RED/PINKISH

Question 20

COCCI means

Answer 20

ROUND

Question 21

BACILLI means

Answer 21

ROD

Question 22

What bacteria is found in yogurt?

Answer 22

Lactobacillus acidophilus

Question 23

What bacteria is found in yakult?

Answer 23

Lactobacillus casei

Question 24

 Increases contrast without staining by producing a
bright image on a darker background.

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DARKFIELD MICROSCOPY

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 Uses refraction and interference caused by structures in the specimen to create high contrast, high resolution images without staining.

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PHASE CONTRAST MICROSCOPY

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Uses interference patterns to enhance contrast between different features of specimen to produce high-contrast images with 3D appearance.

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DIFFERENTIAL INTERFERENCE CONTRAST (DIC) MICROSCOPY

Question 27

 Useful for viewing live specimens.

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DARKFIELD MICROSCOPY

Question 28

 Useful for viewing live specimens, and structures such as endospores and organelles.

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PHASE CONTRAST MICROSCOPY

Question 29

Uses interference patterns to enhance contrast between different features of specimen to produce high-contrast images with 3D appearance.

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DIFFERENTIAL INTERFERENCE CONTRAST (DIC) MICROSCOPY

Question 30

 Uses fluorescent stains to produce an image.

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FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY

Question 31

 Useful for identifying pathogens, to find particular species, to distinguish living from dead cells, or to find locations of particular molecules within a cell.

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FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY

Question 32

Uses a laser to scan multiple z-planes successively, producing numerous two dimensional, high resolution images at various depths that can be constructed in a 3D image by a computer.

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CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY

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 Useful for examining thick specimens such as biofilms.

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CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY

Question 34

 Uses electron beams focused with magnets to produce an image.

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ELECTRON MICROSCOPY

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 Uses electron beams focused with magnets to produce an image.

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ELECTRON MICROSCOPY

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 Uses electron beams that pass through a specimen to visualize small images.  Useful to observe small, thin specimens such as tissue sections and subcellular structures.

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TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPY (TEM)

Question 37

 Uses electron beams to visualize surfaces.  Useful to observe the three-dimensional surface details of specimens

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SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY (SEM)