LESSON 5 [B] Flashcards

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this phylum is a collection of gram-positive, spore forming, obligate anaerobes, and cocci- or rod-shaped bacteria, including the Enterococcaceae and Lactobacillaceae families and the Streptococcus genus

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Firmicutes

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this order includes lactic acid bacteria and are widely used in food production and preservation; lack prophyrins and cytochromes and do not engage in oxidative phosphorylation; most are aerotolerant anaeorbes capable of growing in the presence of oxygen

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Lactobacillales

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Genus of Lactobacillales

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Lactoccocus, Streptoccocus, Enterococcus, Peptococcus, and Peptostreptococcus.

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the metabolism of Lactobacillales primarily relies on ______; they have limited biosynthetic abiltiies, requiring external sources of amino acids, vitamins, purines, and pyrimidines.

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sugar fermentation

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it is a type of fermentation process that produce only lactic acid

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Homofermentative

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Type of fermentation process that produce ethanol, CO2 and lactate along with lactic acid

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Heterofermentative

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It is a prominent genus known for its rod-shaped bacteria commonly found in dairy products and used in fermentation

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Lactobacillus

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what is the main endproduct of Lactobacillus?

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Lactic acid

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WHat is the fermentation pattern of lactobacillus?

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homofermentative

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They are acid-resistant, able to grow in low pH conditions, ad can be selectively enriched from dairy 0products and acidic plant materials; plays a key role in lactic acid fermentation and is often used as probiotic

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Lactobacillus

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a species of lactobacillus that is used in acidopholus milk production

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Lactobacillus acidophilus

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a species of lactobacillus that is used in yogurt preparation

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Lactobacillus delbrueckii

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these are the genera under lactobacillales that are coccoid- shaped lactic acid bacteria; some species are pathogenic to humans and animals.

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Lactoccocus and Streptoccocus

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they play roles in production of buttermilk, silage, and other fermnented products; characteristic cell morphology of coccci in chains or tetrad; some species contibutes to the formation of dental caries

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Streptococcus

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what type of fermentation pattern does lactoccous and streptococcus exhibit?

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Homofermnetative

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a genus of homofermentative cocci that contains streptocci of dairy significance

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Lactococcus

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Includes streptococci primarily of fecal origin; can be human pathogens

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Enterococcus

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Obligate anaerobes; ferment proteins rather than sugars

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Peptococcus and Peptosreptococcus

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2 subgroups of Streptococci

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Pyogenes and Viridans

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subgroup of streptococci causing strep throat

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streptococcus pyogenes

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subgroup of streptococci causing dental caries

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streptococcus mutans

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Hemolysis on Blood agar of Pyogenes subgroup

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complete red blood cell hemolysis (B hemolysis)

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Hemolysis on Blood agar of Viridans Subgroup

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incomplete hemolysis (alpha hemolysis) leading to greening of the agar under colonies

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Human b-hemolytic streptococci usually contain the group ____ antigen

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Enterococci contain the group _____ antigen
Group D
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more resistant to acidic conditions compared to other lactic acid bacteria; can grow well at pH values as low as 4
lactobacillus
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its features is produce flavoring ingredients diacetyl and acetoin from citrate catabolism; used as starter cultures in dairy fermentations; some strains produce glucose or fructose polysaccharide slimes, used as plasma extenders in blood transfusions.
Leuconostoc
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key genera of bacillales
Listeria, Staphylococcu, Sarcina (nonsporulating)
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causes major foodborne illness called listerious; contaminated, usually ready to eat fooods like cheese and sausage
Listeria
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relatively resistant to reduce water potential; tolerates drying and high salt fairly wel; abilty to grow in meadia containing Nacl
Staphylocccous
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species of staphyloccous that is non pogmented; ussually found on the skin or mucous membrans
staphylooocus epidermis
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