Monera 2: Flashcards

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1
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What can mutations in bacteria allow bacteria to develop

A

Antibiotic resistance

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2
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Give an example of an ineffective bacteria

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MRSA

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3
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Misuse of antibiotics

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Overuse

Failure of some patients to complete a course of antibiotics

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4
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What happens if a patient fails to complete a course of antibiotics

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It allowed the bacteria to survive and regrow

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5
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Bacteria divide by..

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Binary fission

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6
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Binary fission if a form of

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Asexual reproduction

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7
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How often can binary fission take place

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Every 20 minutes

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8
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Name the 4 phases of the growth curve for bacteria

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Lag phases
Log phases
Stationary phase
Decline phases

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Lag phase

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Small numbers

Bacteria are adapting to their new environment and making enzymes

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Log phase

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Numbers increase

Bacteria multiply - plenty of nutrients, space and low waste oxygen

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Stationary phase

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Number stays constant
Increased competition for nutrients space and oxygen
Build up fo toxic wastes

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12
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Decline phase

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Numbers decreasing
Death rate increasing
Production rate slowing down

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13
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Survival phase

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Some can survive by producing endospores

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14
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Bioprocessing

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Using microorganisms to produce a product

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15
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Bioreactor

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A vessel in which microorganisms are used up to make a product

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16
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Two methods of bioprocessing

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Batch food processing

Continuous flow food processing

17
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Eg of batch food processing

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Antibiotic

Yogurt

18
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What is single cell protein

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A false edible protein

19
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Batch food processing

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A fixed amount of nutrient medium added to the bioreactor and is inoculated with a fixed amount of bacteria
Microorganisms go through lag, log and stationary phases
Product removed at end of process
Bioreactor cleaned and sterilized

20
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What is batch processing used for

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To produce small amounts of a product at different times

21
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Example of continuous flow food processing

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Single cell protein

22
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When is continuous flow food processing used

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To produce large amount of product

23
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Describe continuous flow food protein

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The nutrients and bacteria are continuously supplied to the bioreactor
The product is steadily removed
The process is maintained at the log phase