LEC 1 Flashcards

1
Q

what did universal ancestor give rise to

A
  1. bacteria
  2. archaea
  3. eukarya
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2
Q

what are fungi

A

eukarya

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3
Q

what are animals

A

eukarya

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4
Q

what are amoeba

A

eukarya

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5
Q

order organisms from largest to smallest

A
  1. mammals
  2. parasites
  3. bacteria
  4. fungi
  5. viruses
  6. prions
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6
Q

what are prions

A

misfolded proteins

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7
Q

what is done with genus name

A
  • capitalized

- italicized

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8
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what is done with species name

A
  • not capitalized

- italicized

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9
Q

how are bacteria classified into families

A

relatedness of genetic info

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10
Q

what does same genus name mean

A

closely related

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11
Q

what is morphology

A

bacterial shape

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12
Q

what are 3 basic morphologies

A
  1. cocci
  2. bacilli
  3. spiral
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13
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what are cocci

A

small round bacteria

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14
Q

what are staphylococci

A

cluster of small round bacteria

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15
Q

what are streptococci

A

chain of small round bacteria

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16
Q

what are diplococci

A

two small round bacteria

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17
Q

what are enterococci

A

small chain of small round bacteria that are part of streptococci

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18
Q

what are bacilli

A

rod shaped bacteria

19
Q

what are cocco bacilli

A

rounded rod shaped bacteria

20
Q

what are 3 types of spiral bacteria

A
  1. vibrio
  2. spirillum
  3. spirochaete
21
Q

what is vibrio

A

comma shape

22
Q

what is spirillum

A

wavy shape

23
Q

what is spirochaete

A

tight curls shape

24
Q

what is purpose of simple stain

A

indicate presence of bacteria

25
Q

what is purpose of differential stain

A

separate bacteria into groups

26
Q

what kind of stain is gram stain

A

differential

27
Q

what does gram stain separate bacteria into

A
  1. gram pos

2. gram neg

28
Q

what is peptidoglycan (PG)

A

structural mesh in bacterial cell wall

29
Q

what does gram stain depend on

A

amount of PG in bacterial cell wall

30
Q

what are steps in gram staining (8)

A
  1. treat slide with methanol
  2. add CV
  3. wash off CV
  4. add iodine
  5. wash off iodine
  6. decolourize with acetone-alcohol mix
  7. counter stain with safarin
  8. wash off counterstain
31
Q

what happens when CV added

A

sticks to PG in bacterial cell wall

32
Q

what happens when iodine added

A
  1. sticks to PG in bacterial cell wall

2. complexes with CV

33
Q

what does CV iodine complex do in PG

A

precipitates

34
Q

GRAM + PG of gram pos

A

thick

35
Q

GRAM + what does acetone-alcohol wash do

A

compress PG

36
Q

GRAM + what does compression of PG result in

A

lock in CV iodine complex

37
Q

GRAM -PG of gram neg

A

thin

38
Q

GRAM -what is PG of gram neg attached to

A

outer mem

39
Q

GRAM -what does acetone-alcohol wash do

A

disrupts outer mem ==> disrupts / rips out PG

40
Q

GRAM -what happens when PG disrupted / ripped out

A
  1. rip out CV iodine complex

2. lose purple colour (bacteria no longer visible under microscope)

41
Q

what does counterstain do

A

give gram neg pink colour

42
Q

what does counterstain have no effect on

A

gram pos

43
Q

what are bacteria lacking

A

nucleus

44
Q

where are chromosomes of bacteria

A

cyto