Microbiology Flashcards

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The ability of some microorganisems to decompose industrial waste like oil spill is called

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Bioremediation

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The father of microbiology is

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Anton vav leeuwenhoek

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The scientist who proves the germ theory

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Robert koch

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The scientist who proves the Biogenesis theory is

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Louis pasteur

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The solidifying agent that used in petri dish is

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Agar

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Mos that can survive and multiply only in (living host cell) are called

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Obligate intrecellular Mos

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Mos that need aspecific nutritions to grow in culture media are called

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Fastidious Mos

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Examples of obligate intrecellular Mos

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1-viruses
2-rickettsias becteria
3-chlamydias becteria

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The study of fungi is

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Mycology

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The study of algea is called

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Phycology

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The pathogen which causes the syphilis is

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Treponema pallidum

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The pathogen which causes the Leprosy (Hanson’s disease) is

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Mycobacterium leprae

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Acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis (ANUG)

Trench mouth is an example of

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Synergistic polymicrobial infection

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Bacterial vaginosis is an example of

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Synergistic polymicrobial infection

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The Mo that causes plague الطاعون is

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Yersinia pestis bacteria

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Examples of fastidious Mos

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Mycobacterium Leprae

Treponema pallidum

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The cell wall of algea consiset of….

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Cellulose +chitin+lignin+pectin + mineral salts

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The cell wall of plants consiset of….

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Cellulose only

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19
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The cell wall of fungi consiset of….

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Chitin

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The cell wall of bacteria consiset of….

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Peptidoglycan (murein)

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The sugars found in peptidoglycan are

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N-acetylglucosamine (NAG)

N-acetyl muramic acid (NAM)

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Which type of bonds is linking between NAM and NAG in peptidoglycan

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Glycosidic bond

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How many amino acids in the polypeptide side chain that Link with NAM in peptidoglycan

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4 Amino acids

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How many amino acids in each peptide cross bridge in peptidoglycan

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5 amino acids

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Which is the amino acid that make the peptide cross bridge in peptidoglycan
Glycine
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With Gram stain, Gram + bacteria appears in which color
Purpul
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With Gram stain, Gram - bacteria appears in which color
Pink to Red
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An example of bacteria that has a high cell wall lipid content and its staining process is hard .....
Mycobacteria
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Amphipathic molecule present on the surface of gram( -) bacteria
LPS
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Proteins found in outer membrane of gram (-) bacteria that regulate the passage of materials through it
Porins
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Slimy gelatinous material found on the surface of some bacteria
Glycocalyx
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The importance of slime layers in bacteria is
Contribute to the formation of biofilms → Sticky layer where bacteria live
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What is the effect of the capsule in the virulence of the bacteria
Increases the virulence
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To stain the capsuled bacteria we should use
Negative stains
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external cellular appendage that used for movement
Flagella
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Prokaryotic Flagella made of...
Flagellin protein
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Axial filaments in spirochetes.
Endoflagella
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External cellular appendage that found in Gram (-) bacteria and made of pilin protein
Pili
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What is the functions of pili
Attachment pili: attach to the surface Sex pili :transfer genetic material between bacterial cells a process called conjugation
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Transfer genetic material between bacterial cells a process called
conjugation
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If the prokaryote cell has a single flagellum we call it
Mono trichous
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If the prokaryote cell has 2 flagella out from opposite poles of the surface we call it
Amphi trichous
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If the prokaryote cell has a package of flagella out from one side of the surface we call it
Lopho trichous
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If the prokaryote cell has alot of flagella out from all the surface we call it
Peri trichous
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An example of Peritrichous prokaryote
Salmonella typhi
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Inward foldings in the plasma membrane of prokaryote associated with ATP synthesis
Meso somes
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An example of bacteria that has asterols in its plasma membrane and does not have cell wall
Mycoplasma SPP
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Which type of enzymes found in lysosomes
Hydrolytic and digestive enzymes
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Which type of enzymes found in peroxisomes
Oxidative enzymes
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There is a high amounts of lysosomes in........ Cells
Immune cells
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There is a high amounts of peroxisomes in...
Mammalian liver cells
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breaking down the cell's component
Autophagy
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Peroxisomes contain enzyme , which catalyzes (speeds up) breakdown of hydrogen peroxide into water and oxegen , this enzyme is
catalase
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Ribosomes made of........ and........ | And they are produced in........
rRNA and proteins | nucleolus
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Ribosomes responsable of......
Translation process
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The sedimentation rate of the eukaryotic ribosomal small subunit is
40s
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The sedimentation rate of the eukaryotic ribosomal large subunit is
60s
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The sedimentation rate of the eukaryotic whole ribosome is
80s
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The sedimentation rate of the prokaryotic ribosomal small subunit is
30s
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The sedimentation rate of the prokaryotic ribosomal large subunit is
50s
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The sedimentation rate of the prokaryotic whole ribosome is
70s
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Microtubules composed of spherical protein subunits called
Tubulins
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Intermediate filaments made of
Vimentins and Keratin
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Micro filaments made of
Actin and myosin
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Cytoskeleton of the cells made of
Microtubules intermediate filaments microfilaments
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Centrioles made of
Microtubules only
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Which types of cellular filaments found in eukaryotic flagella and cilia
Microtubules arranged in a complex design
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The motion of flagella is discribed as
Whip - like movement
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The motion of cilia is discribed as
coordinated, rhythmic movement
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In prokaryotes 1-Plasma membrane, cell wall and glycocalyx are togather called...... 2-Cytoplasm components + The genetic material are togather called......
1-cellular envelope | 2-interior core
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In Eukaryote 1-Plasma membrane, and cell wall are togather called...... 2-Cytoplasm components + The genetic material are togather called......
1-outer bondary | 2-proto plasm
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Only two species of Gram-positive bacteria can make spores:
Clostridium spp., Bacillus spp.
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The process of reactivation of bacterial spores when the conditions become more suitable called
germination
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Bacterial spores have a high amounts of....
Ca+2 and diplconic acid
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Arranging living organisms into taxa
Classification
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Assigning aspecific name to each taxon
Nomenclature
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Determinig to which taxon aspecific organism belongs
Identification
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The sedimentation rate of prokaryotic small ribosomal subunit rRNA is
16s
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The sedimentation rate of eukaryotic small ribosomal subunit rRNA is
18s
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classification of living organisms According to shared phenotypic features.
Phenetic classification
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classification and grouping of living organisms According to genetic relatedness (genotype)
Phylo genic
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............. is a phenetic system of classification where we have five kingdoms according to the phenotype one for prokaryote (monera) and the remining other 4 kingdoms are for eukaryotes (Protista, Fungi, Plantae & Animalia)
Whittaker's system
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.............. Is a phylogenetic system of classification in which Prokaryotes have two domains (Archaea & Bacteria) & the Eukaryote a has the remain one
Woese's system