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Shape of cholera bacteria
Vibrio
How does a phagocyte detect a pathogen
Chemotaxis
What increases pathogenicity
-Possession of a capsule
-Production of exotoxin
-Ability to alter surface composition
Desiccation meaning
To remove moisture of something
How do u use the northwest rule when sampling
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Describe how gene transmission and selection have increased the difficulty of treating bacterial infections with antibodies
-Antibiotic-resistant allele
-Vertical gene transmission
-Resistant bacteria(survive and) reproduce// pop of resistant bacteria increase
-Increase in allelic frequency
-Horizontal gene transmission
-Plasmid
Conjugation/pilus tube
-Can occur between bacteria of different species
Method used to determine number of viable cells
Dilution plating
Fungi are a good source of antibitotics
Describe how you could screen for antibiotic production in a fungus
-Bioassay
-Inhibition of the growth of a bacterial lawn
-Agar plate seeded with bacteria
-Place mycelial disc from fungus onto centre of plate
-Incubate 25 deg for 2-3days
-If antibiotic is produced clear zone observable
- Larger diameter of the clear zone , more effective the antibiotic is
Describe how monomers join to form the primary structure of a protein
-Condensation reaction between amino acids
-Forms peptide bonds
-Creates specific sequence/order or amino acids
Similarity and difference between the induced fit model and the lock and key model of enzyme action
Similarity
-Substrate binds to active site
-Enzyme substrate complexes form
Difference
-Active site changes shape. but does not change shape in lock and key
One feature of chloroplast that allows for protein synthesis inside chloroplast
AND
One difference between this feature and similar features in the rest of the cell
-DNA,
It is not associated with histones but nuclear DNA is
Is circular but nuclear DNA is linear
Is shorter than nuclear DNA
-Ribosomes
Are smaller than cytoplasmic ribosomes
Give two structures found in all prokaryotic cells and in all eukaryotic cells
-Cell membrane
-Ribosomes
-Cytoplasm
-DNA
Why is the rate of plasmid replication faster in cells growing in a culture with high amino acid conc
-Amino acids used in protein synthesis
So more enzymes for DNA/plasmid replication , so more DNA polymerase
OR
-Amino acids used in respiration
So more energy/ATP for DNA/Plasmid replication