Microbe Growth Flashcards

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What are the microbial modes of nutrition?

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Photoautotroph
Photoheterotroph
Chemoautotroph
chemoheterotroph

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How are microbial modes of nutrition named

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how it gets its energy + how it gets its nutrients = mode of nutrition

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What are macro nutrients?

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H, C, O, N, Phosphorus, and sulfur

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Example of Chemoheterotrophs

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Saprobes
Parasites
Humans

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Example of Photoautotrophs

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Plants

Photosynthetic Bacteria

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Are saprobes parasites?

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No, Saprobes feed on dead organisms and parasites feed on the living

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Hypertonic solution mean?

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The water concentration is lower on the inside of the cell than the outside of the cell

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Hypotonic solution means?

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The water concentration is higher on the inside of the sell than the outside of the cell

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Isotonic soultion means?

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The water concentration inside the cell and outside the cell is equal

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What happens when a cell is put in a hypertonic solution?

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The H2O moves out of the cell and the cell shrinks

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What happens when a cell is put in a hypotonic solution?

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The H2O moves into the cell and the cell swells

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What happens when a cell is put in an isotonic solution?

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There is no net change

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13
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What happens to plant cells in a hyptonic solution

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Plasmolysis

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What happens to animal cells in a hypertonic solution

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Lysis

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15
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Do plant cells lyse?

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No, their plant walls protects them

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What do bacteria use to break down food?

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enzyme

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17
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Types of passive transport

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Simple diffusion

facilitated diffusion

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Characteristics of Active transport

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the transport against concentration gradients
The use of ATP
The presence of a pump or premeases

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Types of Active Transport?

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Carrier mediated active diffusion
Group translocation
Bulk transport

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Types of bacteria based on temperature preference?

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Hyperthermophile
Thermophile
Mesophile
psychrotrophs
psychrophile
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How do microorganisms deal with oxygen?

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Obligate aerobe
Faculltative Anaerobe
Aerotolerant Anaerobe
Microaerophile
Obligate anerobe
22
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Physical factors that affect growth of microbes

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pH
Temperature
Light/radiation
Other organisms
Osmotic 
Barometric pressure
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What effects does cold have on micro organisms?

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chem reactions and Diffusion slow
protein denaturing
membranes become rigid

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What are the effects that heat has on microorganisms

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Neuclic acids and proteins denature
potential sterilization
impairs metabolism

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Osmophiles like what type of soultions? Why?
Hyoertonic Solution => high soulte content => high osmotic pressure
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how can non photosynthetic be affectted by lights
They can damaged by the O2
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What are microbe and host associations
``` Mutualism Parasitism Commensalism synergism Antagonism ```
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Which microbe host associations are symbiotic
Parasitism Commensalism Mutualism
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Which microbe host associations are nonsymbiotic
synergism | Antagonism
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How do bacteria replicate?
Binary fission
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What is the generation time of bacteria called?
Doubling time
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What defines a bacterial generation?
the time it takes for the population to double through one round of binary fission
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What are the stages of bacteria cell growth
Lag Log Staionary Death
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What happens during lag phase
the cell is getting used to environ and assessing resources
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Characteristics of Lag phase
``` Cells dont divide Population is constant metabolically active cells grow larger protein synth cell repairs ```
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What happens during Log phase
the cell beings to divide and the population increases exponentially
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Charateristics of Log phase
Cell division | Exponential population growth
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What phase does the equation represent N = (N ) 2^n t 0
Log phase
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What does this equation find? N = (N ) 2^n t 0
The number of cells in a population at some time, t
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N = (N ) 2^n means? | t 0
the cell population at any time equals the initial population times 2 raised to the number of passed generations
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what happens during Stationary Phase
The cell population graphically steadies and becomes constant as cell birth and death become equal
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Characteristics of Stationary phase
Cells divide = Cell death Population constant Metabolism slow
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Why do cells die during stationary and death phase?
Accumulation of waste | Exhaustion of nutrients
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What happens in Death phase?
The population of the cells decrease exponentially
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Characteristics of death phase
cells divide Population decline exponentially Some bacteria survie
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Why dont bacteria populations drop to 0 during death phase?
Some bacterial survive usually by sporulation
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What causes sporulation
Dehydration | Low nutrients
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What do microbes need to grow
Macro and micro nutrients O2/CO2 balance ideal temp and pH ideal Osmotic pressure