Microbiology chapter 2 Flashcards

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Domains

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Archaea, Bacteria, Eucarya

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2
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Prokaryotes

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inculde the Archaea and bacteria

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3
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Viruses

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DNA or RNA and depend on host for energy and proteins, They rely on host for everything since they are metabolically inert

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4
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name some eukaryotes

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fungi, protozoa, and humans

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5
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name some prokaryotes

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bacteria, Their genome is in a single circular molecule of double stranded DNA lacking a nuclear membrane

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6
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different shapes of microbials

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cocci, bacilli, spirochaetes

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7
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pleomorphic

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when multiple shapes are taken

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8
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gram positive

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purple stain, more susceptible to penicillins

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9
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gram negative

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pink

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10
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flagella

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made from flagellin. Monotrichous is a single flagella, lophotrichous is many flagella. Spirochaetes have a similar structure called axial filament

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11
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fimbriae and pili

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mainly on gram negative orgs. Made from subunits called pilin and mediate adhesion to receptors on human cell surface

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12
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glycocalyx ( slime layer)

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helps bacteria adhere to surfaces like the oral mucosa and heart valves and contribute to biofilms. Streptococcus mutans is a major cariogenic organism that has a major glycocalyx that makes a lot of glycocalyx in the presence of sugar.

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13
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Capsule

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surrounds bacterium and has polysaccharides and proteins. It mediates adhesion to human tissue and implants, It hinders phagocytosis, it helps with laboratory identification, and its polysaccharides are used as antigens in certain vaccines because they elicit protective antibodies.

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14
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inner layer of cell wall

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made of peptidoglycan

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15
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which stain has morepeptidoglycan?

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gram positive

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16
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cell wall of gram negative

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complex outer membrane of LPS ( lypopolysacharides), lipoprotein, and phospholipid. These form porins through which hydrophilic molecules are transported through

17
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where do you find the periplasmic spance?

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between inner and outer layer of gram negative bacteria. This is where enzymes are produced that destroy drugs such as penicillins

18
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What is LPS considered to be?

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a very toxic endotoxin

19
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functions of cytoplasmic membrane functions

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active transport and selective diffusion, ETC and oxidative phosphorylation, synthesis of cell wall precursors, secretion of enzymes and toxins

20
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nuclear material or nucleoid

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single supercoiled circular chromosome that has about 2000 genes

21
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bacterial spores

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from Bacillus and Clostridium. They have a thick keratin like coat which has a high concentration of calcium dipicolinate which is resistant to heat, dehydration, and radiation and chemicals

22
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autoclave test spore type

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bacillus stearothermophilus

23
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classifying bacteria

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uses morphology , staining properties, cultural requirements, biochemical reactions , antigenic structure

24
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Taxonomy for bacteria

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Domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species