microorganisms Flashcards

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1
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microorganism

A

organism so small you can only see in microscope

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2
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fermentation

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using the respiration of microorganisms to make useful products

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3
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genetic engineering

A

changing DNA of microorganisms so they make new products

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4
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yeast

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a fungus used for alcoholic drinks and bread

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5
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amylase

A

an enzyme that breaks down starch to sugar

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6
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maltose

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a sugar from amylase breaking down starch

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7
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aerobic respiration

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a reaction that releases energy from food with oxygen and makes co2 and h20

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anaerobic respiration

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reaction that releases energy from food without oxygen, produces lactate in mammals and co2 and ethanol in yeast

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9
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hydrogen carbonate indicator

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indicator that tests yeast and when co2 is present it turns orange to yellow

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10
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lactobacillus

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a bacteria that forms on products at a certain temperature

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pasteurise

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heat the product at a high temperature so it kills off any bacteria

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12
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homogenise

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spinning the product very quickly to separate fat droplets

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13
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when yeast cells are deprives of oxygen they respire anaerobically, the word equation is..

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glucose—> carbon dioxide+ ethanol +ATP

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14
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what is an airlock for on wine fermenter

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to allow co2 to escape but not 02

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15
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what happens to the dough when bakes in oven

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ethanol is burnt off

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16
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what does co2 do to bread

A

makes it rise

17
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why is water boiled before the glucose/ sucrose and yeast are added

A

to get rid of oxygen

18
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order of yoghurt being made?

A
  • milk is pasteurised
  • milk is homogenised
    -milk is cooled to 40-45 degrees
    lactobacillus is added
    -mixture is kept warm while bacteria digest milk proteins and ferment lactose to lactic acid
  • thickened yoghurt is stirred
    cooled to 5 degrees
19
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why is milk heated to 40- 45 degrees in yoghurt production?

A

optimum temperature for enzymes