Midterm 1 Bacteria And Antibiotics Flashcards
capable of forming biofilms
p.aeruginosa and b.cepacia
example of bacterium that does quorum sensing
vibrio fisheri
leads to runny nose or common cold
rhinovirus
causes UTI
e.coli and k.pneumoniae
causes whooping cough
b.pertussis
causes strep throat
s.pyogenes
fungi used for antibiotics
penicillium and cephalosporium
bacteria used for antibiotics
streptomyces and bacillus
ferments the blue agave plant
zymomonas
gut flora that use glycolysis and take advantage of mucus for survival
e.coli and bacteroides thetaiotaomicron
colonial cyanobacteria
gloeocapsa, pleurocapsa, merismopedia
responsible for most of the world’s oxygen supply
cyanobacteria
oxidizes iron and reduces oxygen
acidithiobacillus ferrooxidans
can perform glyoxylate bypass
mycobacterium tuberculosis
example of anaerobe chemoautotrophs
methanogens or methanotrophs (synergist to methanogens)
examples of obligate acidophiles
euglena mutabilis and thermoplasma
eample of obligate anaerobe
bacteroides fragilis
example of facultative aerobe
enterococcus
example of obligate aerobe
p.aeruginosa
capable of sporulation
clostridium, bacillus, sporosarcina
pleomorphic bacteria
mycoplasma and h.pylori
non-typical cell walls
mycobacteria and nocardia
causes syphilis and also lost it’s ability to do TACA and relies on other organisms for amino acids
treponema pallidum
discovered by Koch (3)
bacillus anthracis, mycobacterium tuberculosis, vibiro cholera
antibiotics that inhibit cell wall synthesis
penicillin, bacitracin, cephalosporin, vancomycin
antibiotics that disrupt cell membrane function
polymyxin
antibiotics that inhibit protein synthesis
tetracycline, erythromycin, streptomycin, chloramphenicol
antibiotics that inhibit nucelic acid synthesis
rifamycin (transcription), quinolones (DNA replication), metronidazole
action as antimetabolites
sulfonilamide, trimethoprim
broad or narrow: pencillins
broad: chlamydias, gram positive and negative
broad or narrow: tobramycin
broad: mycobacteria and gram negative
broad or narrow: streptomycin
broad: mycobacteria and gram negative
broad or narrow: tetracyclines
broad: gram ngeative, gram positive, chlamydinas, rickettsias
broad or narrow: polymyxins
narrow: gram negative bacteria
braod or narrow: isoniazid
narrow: mycobacteria