Wrong answers Flashcards

1
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Shape of cholera bacteria

A

Vibrio

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2
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How does a phagocyte detect a pathogen

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Chemotaxis

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3
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What increases pathogenicity

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-Possession of a capsule
-Production of exotoxin
-Ability to alter surface composition

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4
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Desiccation meaning

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To remove moisture of something

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5
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How do u use the northwest rule when sampling

A

Review notes

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6
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Describe how gene transmission and selection have increased the difficulty of treating bacterial infections with antibodies

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-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

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7
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Method used to determine number of viable cells

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Dilution plating

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8
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Fungi are a good source of antibitotics
Describe how you could screen for antibiotic production in a fungus

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-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

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9
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Describe how monomers join to form the primary structure of a protein

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-Condensation reaction between amino acids
-Forms peptide bonds
-Creates specific sequence/order or amino acids

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10
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Similarity and difference between the induced fit model and the lock and key model of enzyme action

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Similarity
-Substrate binds to active site
-Enzyme substrate complexes form

Difference
-Active site changes shape. but does not change shape in lock and key

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11
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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

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-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

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12
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Give two structures found in all prokaryotic cells and in all eukaryotic cells

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-Cell membrane
-Ribosomes
-Cytoplasm
-DNA

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13
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Why is the rate of plasmid replication faster in cells growing in a culture with high amino acid conc

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-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

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