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orderly INCREASE in the sum of all the compounds of an organism

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GROWTH

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what mode of reproduction is the BINARY FISSION

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ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION

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process of binary fission

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  1. DNA replication
  2. cytoplasm elongate
  3. start of split
  4. split
  5. 2 identical daughter cells
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how many is the product of binary fission

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2 idential daughter cells

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an increase in the number of SINGLE BACTERIA making up a population

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CULTURE

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is an increase in the size a growth among microorganisms

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AN INCREASE IN THE SIZE IS NOT A TRUE GROWTH AMONG MICROORGANISMS

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AVERAGE TIME required for the population, or biomass, to DOUBLE

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GENERATION TIME / DOUBLING TIME

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generation time / doubling time is _________ in every microorganism

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NOT CONSTANT

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BACTERIAS are said to undergo ________

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EXPONENTIAL GROWTH / LOGARITHMIC GROWTH

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PHASES of bacterial growth curve in order

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LAG PHASE
LOG / EXPONENTIAL PHASE
STATIONARY PHASE
DEATH / DECLINE PHASE

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a period where cells are DEPLETED of metabolites and enzymes as the result of the UNFAVORABLE CONDITIONS

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LAG PHASE

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  • cells ADAPT to their new environment
  • enzymes & intermediates are FORMED
  • NO DIVISION happening but still active
  • preparing themselves to divide
  • bacteria undergo INTENSE METABOLIC ACTIVITY
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LAG PHASE

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during this phase, the cells are in a STEADY STATE. new cell is being synthesized at a CONSTANT RATE

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LOG / EXPONENTIAL PHASE

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the EXHAUSTION OF NUTRIENTS or the ACCUMULATION OF TOXIC PRODUCTS causes the growth to CEASE COMPLETELY

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STATIONARY PHASE

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  • cells are now DIVIDING
  • cells are in STEADY STATE & grow
  • the stage where most bacterial cells are MOST METABOLICALLY ACTIVE
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LOG / EXPONENTIAL PHASE

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  • period of EQUILBIRIUM
  • # of deaths = # of new cells
  • slow loss of cells through death and balanced by the formation of new cells
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STATIONARY PHASE

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cell viability begins to DECREASE at a DEFINED RATE

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DEATH / DECLINE PHASE

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GROWTH RATE:
lag phase

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0

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GROWTH RATE:
log / exponential phase

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constant

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GROWTH RATE:
stationary phase

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0

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GROWTH RATE:
death / decline phase

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negative

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stationary phase is also called

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PLATEU

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3 major mechanisms for generating metabolic energy

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FERMENTATION
RESPIRATION
PHOTOSYNTHESIS

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characterized by substrate phosphorylation

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FERMENTATION

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analogous to the COUPLING of an ENERGY-DEPENDENT process to the discharge of a battery
RESPIRATION
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like respiration but the REDUCTION OF NA OXIDANT via a specific series of ELECTRON CARRIERS establishes the PROTON MOTIVE FORCE
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
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- process of PROPAGATING microorganisms by providing the PROPER environmental conditions
CULTIVATION
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NUTRITIONAL BACKBONE for every microorganism
CARBON
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organisms that DO NOT REQUIRE organic nutrients for growth. these are CAPABLE of MAKING THEIR OWN FOOD
AUTROTROPHS
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organisms that use an INORGANIC SUSBTRATE
CHEMOLITHOTROPHS
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REQUIRE organic carbon for growth, and it must be in the form that can be assimilated
HETEROTROPHS
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major component of PROTEINS, NUCLEIC ACID, and other compounds
NITROGEN
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- key component in plants for PHOTOSYNTHESIS - a property UNIQUE to PROKARYOTES
NITROGEN FIXATION
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increase in the population/number of cells
TRUE GROWTH
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refers to the INCREASE in the NUMBER OF CELLS, not the size of the cell
MICROBIAL GROWTH
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division time of E. coli
15 mins
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the time when microorganism is ACQUIRED until the appearance of FIRST SYMPTOMS
INCUBATION PERIOD
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proper environmental condition for microorganism to grow, optimal for growth
INCUBATOR
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Most microorganisms assimilate nitrogen in the form of ______ (NH3) through membrane diffusion.
AMMONIA
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a component of many organic cell substance forming part of several coenzymes and found in the CYSTEINYL and METHIONYL side chains of proteins.
SULFUR
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required as a component of ATP, nucleic acids and coenzymes like NAD, NADP and flavins.
PHOSPHORUS
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found in chlorophyll molecules
MAGNESIUM Mg2+
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part of the coenzyme of the cytochromes and peroxidases
IRON Fe2+
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found in POROPHYRIN DERIVATIVES
MAGNESIUM (Mg2+) FERROUS (Fe2+)
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essential for the function and integrity of RIBOSOMES
Mg2+ & K+
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required constituent of GRAM-POSITIVE CELL WALLS
Ca2+
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required for the growth of MARINE ORGANISMS
Na+
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Other minerals include Mn+2, Mo+2, Co+2, Cu+2 and Zn+2 are required in ________
TRACE QUANTITIES (small amounts)
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compounds that CHELATE IRON and promote its transport as a soluble complex
SIDEROPHORES
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an organic compound which a CELL MUST HAVE TO GROWN but which it is UNABLE TO SYNTHESIZE.
GROWTH FACTOR
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ENERGY SOURCE, CARBON SOURCE: Photoautotrophs
Light, Carbon dioxide
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ENERGY SOURCE, CARBON SOURCE: Photoheterotrophs
LIGHT, ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
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ENERGY SOURCE, CARBON SOURCE: Chemoautotrophs or Lithotrophs
INORGANIC COMPOUNDS, CARBON DIOXIDE
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ENERGY SOURCE, CARBON SOURCE: Chemoheterotrophs or Heterotrophs
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS, ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
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most organisms have a _______ optimal pH range
FAIRLY NARROW
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microorganisms that live in a pH range of 6.0 to 8.0
NEUTRALOPHILES
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microorganisms that live in a pH of 3.0
ACIDOPHILES
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microorganisms that live in a pH of 10.5
BASOPHILES / ALKALIPHILES
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OPTIMAL GROWTH TEMPERATURE: Psychrophiles / Psychrophilic
-5 to 15C
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OPTIMAL GROWTH TEMPERATURE: Psychrotrophs
20 - 30C
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OPTIMAL GROWTH TEMPERATURE: Mesophilic / Mesophiles
30 - 37C
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OPTIMAL GROWTH TEMPERATURE: Thermophilic / Thermophiles
50 - 60C
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OPTIMAL GROWTH TEMPERATURE: Hyperthermophilic / Hyperthermophiles
above the temp of boiling water
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grows best at LOW temperatures (COLD environment)
PSYCHROPHILES, PSYCHOTROPHS
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can survive human body temp
MESOPHILES
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MICROBIAL SPECIES that grows from low temp to high temp (in order)
Psychrophile Psychrotrophs Mesophile Thermophile Hyperthermophile
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microorganisms that can cause DISEASES in HUMANS
NEUTRALOPHILE
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a NATURAL BARRIER to infection because it is ACIDIC
STOMACH
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needs oxygen
AEROBIC
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does not need oxygen
ANAERBOIC
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requires OXYGEN as HYDROGEN ACCEPTOR
OBLIGATE AEROBES
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needs oxygen
OBLIGATE
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able to live aerobically and anaerobically
FACULTATIVE ANAEROBES
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prefer oxygen but can also live without it
FACULTATIVE ANAEROBES
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requires SMALL AMOUNTS OF OXYGEN (2-10%) & enzymes
MICROAEROPHILIES
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SENSITIVE to OXYGEN inhibition
OBLIGATE ANAEROBE
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HATES oxygen, does not have enzymes
OBLIGATE ANAEROBE
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HATES OXYGEN but can TOLERATE it (bcoz walang use and oxygen sa kaniya)
AEROTOLERANT
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indifferent to oxygen, can grow in its presence but do not use it as hydrogen acceptor
AEROTOLERANT
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ENZYMES FOR O2 DETOXIFICATION: Obligate aerobe
Catalase: hydrogen peroxide 2H2O2 --> hydrogen peroxide 2H2O + superoxide O2
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ENZYMES FOR O2 DETOXIFICATION: Facultative anaerobe
Catalase, superoxide dismutase
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ENZYMES FOR O2 DETOXIFICATION: Obligate anaerobe
Neither catalase nor superoxide dismutase in most
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ENZYMES FOR O2 DETOXIFICATION: Microaerophile
small amounts of catalase & superoxide dismutase
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ENZYMES FOR O2 DETOXIFICATION: Aerotolerant
superoxide dismutase
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Catalase: 2H2O2 --> 2H2O + O2 Superoxide dismutase: 2O2- + 2H2+ ---> O2 + H2O2
OBLIGATE AEROBE
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Catalase, superoxide dismutase
FACULTATIVE ANAEROBE
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Neither catalase or superoxide dismutase in most
OBLIGATE ANAEROBE
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small amounts of catalase & superoxide dismutase
MICROAEROPHILE
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superoxide dismutase
AEROTOLERANT
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water ---> high concentration
PLASMOLYSIS
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natural by-products of aerobic metabolism
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE H2O2 SUPEROXIDE O2-
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MARINE BACTERIA that requires growth in the presence of HIGH SALT concentrations are called
HALOPHILES
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organisms capable of growing in high concentrations of SUGARS are called
OSMOPHILES

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