Lab 26, lab 30.1 Flashcards

1
Q

Bacteriophage infection pathways

A

lysis and lysogeny

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2
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growing phages

A

plaques and cloudy vs clear

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3
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(PFU)/ml meaning

A

Plaque- forming units

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4
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Titer=

A

of plaques * 1 / dilution factor

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5
Q

Viruses are:

A

unicellular, obligate intercellular parasites

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6
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Viruses contain:

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DNA or RNA which is their genetic material

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7
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Genetic material is enclosed in a protein coat called

A

capsid

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8
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the capsid may also contain a ____ or a ____

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tail or a body through which genetic material is injected into the host.

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9
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At the end of a virus there are tail fibers present which have the ability to attach to specific sites which are called

A

receptors

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10
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Receptors are generally

A

proteins or glycoproteins

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11
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viruses that infect bacteria are called

A

bacteriophage or simple phage ( phagein; to eat)

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12
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phage which affects e.coli is called

A

coliphages

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13
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Lytic phage:

A

causes lysis of the cell:
1. takes over the replicative machinery of the cell
2. uses those components to make a new phage -> mature phages
3. cell resources have been depleted
4. host cell burst
5. phage particles are released to infect bacterial cells

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14
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lysogeny

A

Mostly follow the lysis cycle
Some do not form stable relationships with the host cell
phage incorporates into the genome of the host at a specific site

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15
Q

Bacteriophage infections can be visualized by the

A

formation of plaques

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16
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plaques are;

A

zones of clearing in bacterial lawns

17
Q

Lytic phages produce _____ plaques
why?

A

clear
due to the killing of the cells in the zone

18
Q

lysogenic phages give ____ plaques
why?

A

cloudy
growth of lysogens within the zone

19
Q

Plaques can be used to;

A

count the number of bacteriophage

20
Q

the number of bacteriophage in a sample is known as

A

titer

21
Q

Starch is a _____ _____ produced by _____

A

a complex carbohydrate , plants

22
Q

amylases:

A

enzymes which break down amylose and amylopectin to maltose, glucose and dextrins

23
Q

An indicator used is

A

iodine

24
Q

Eaten starch-clear area- no more starch

A

iodine will not turn the area black

25
Q

starch has not been metabolized

A

iodine will turn black