m2 sm pre Flashcards

1
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spherical or oval cells

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Cocci

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2
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rod shaped cells

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Bacilli

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3
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comma shaped curved rods; derive their name from their characteristics vibratory motality

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Vibrios

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4
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rigid spiral forms

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Spirilla

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5
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flexous spiral forms

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Spirochetes

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6
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branching filamentous bacteria

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Actinomycetes

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7
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  • bacteria that lack cell wall
    • hence, do not possess a stable morphology
  • occur as round or oval bodies & as interlacing filaments
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Mycoplasma

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8
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in pairs of two

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diplo

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9
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in groups of 4

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Tetrad

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10
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in chains

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strepto

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11
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in clusters

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staphylo

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12
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in groups of 8

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sarcina

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13
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genetic composition of organism, its entire complement of DNA

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genotype

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14
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expression of genes
proteins of cell, properties they confer on organism

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phenotype

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15
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controls synthesis of 1 or many repressible enzymes

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Repression

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16
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cells synthesize more enzymes in the presence of certain chemicals

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Induction

17
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a form of genetic recombination in which a DNA fragment from a dead, degraded bacterium enters a competent recipient bacterium and is exchanged for a piece of DNA of the recipient

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Transformation

18
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DNA is passed from 1 bacterium to another in a bacteriophage then incorporated into recipient’s DNA

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Transduction

19
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self-replicating circular molecules of DNA carrying genes that aren’t essential for cell’s survival

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plasmid

20
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these are small DNA segments that can move from 1 region to another of the same chromosome or different chromosome or plasmid

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transposons