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bio 205 first exam

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Which of these is NOT universal for all prokaryotes? cell wall
Why is resolution or resolving power important when using a microscope? it is the ability to show detail or distinguish two separate parts
Most bacterial cells are measured using what metric system? micrometers (um)
What was first used to catalog organisms into one of three domains? ribosomal RNA genes
What is the name for putting organisms into categories based on common characteristics? taxonomy
Why is generation time important for bacteria? a short generation time makes incubation time shorter for an infection
A bacterium that grows only at the top of a thioglycollate broth tube should be classified as aerobic
A nutrient medium that has all of its components identified and their precise concentrations known would be called: synthetic
An example of a glycocalyx is a capsule
The bacterial cell membrane functions in? site for energy reactions; cell division; cell wall synthesis; respiration; all of the above
Spirochetes have a twisting and flexing locomotion due to appendages called: endoflagella
An organism isolated from a hot spring in an acidic environment is most likely a member of which group? Crenarchaeota
A bacterial cell exhibiting chemotaxis probably has: flagella
Which structure is used for bacterial conjugation? sex pili
Which is a genus with Gram positive bacteria? Firmicutes
What is the function of the cell envelope? protection from osmotic pressure
Relative to a Gram + cell, a Gram - cell wall will contain an outer membrane on the surface of the thin peptidoglycan layer
One indirect way to determine microbial growth is using a _____. spectrophotometer
What is a characteristic of differential media? all species grow, but show visible differences in colonies
At what stage in the bacterial growth curve are there no cell divisions occurring, because the bacteria are adapting to their new environment? lag phase
Which environment matches an acidophile? pickles
What are organisms called that can live under the oceans at tremendous depths? barophiles
Why are bacteria considered to be the most diverse organisms on the planet? All of these are examples of their diversity
One way to get a pure culture is by using _____. streak-plate method
Which scientist finally disproved the theory of spontaneous generation? Louis Pastuer
Which group has either DNA or RNA surrounded by a protein coat and they cannot replicate a host cell? viruses
Which early microbiologist was most responsible for growing organisms with sterile laboratory techniques and found the bacteria that causes anthrax? Robert koch
What are helminths? worms
The following are parts of the scientific method EXCEPT? speculation
What is the process called where dried smallpox scabs were put under the skin? variolation
Which scientist in 1910, discovered a chemical, salvorsan (sulfa) that could inhibit the growth of bacteria and was the first cure of syphilis? Paul Erlich
To disprove spontaneous generation------ put meat in two jars and covered one with gauze and left open to the air. Maggots and flies were only in the open jar, through the meat in both jars rotted. Francesco Redi
The following are part scientific method EXCEPT: speculation
The term used to describe a disease causing microorganism is a/an pathogen
Which of the following stains is most likely to be used to detect Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the cause of TB? acid-fast stain
What would be the most immediate result of the destruction of a cell's ribosomes? protein synthesis would stop
What is the second word in a binomial or species name called specific epithet
If you wanted to classify microorganisms you would first use a _________ slide preparation. Gram Stain
How do bacterial cells in biofilms communicate with each other? by quorum sensing
Which of the following organelles is used in Eukaryotic cells to produce ATP? mitochondria
Which description best matches the environment of a thermophile? hot springs
The initial flat line period of small is in which phase? lag
How do most bacteria divide? by binary fission
The bacterial cell is capable of all of the above are correct
Which is mismatched? plasmids - genes essential for growth and metabolism
Which of the following does NOT apply to the cell wall? functions in aerobic respiration
What are the short, numerous appendages used by some bacterial cells for adhering (sticking)to surfaces called? pili
What is the major locomotor (movement) structure in bacteria? flagella
Which of the following is NOT a basic shape of a bacterium? tetrad
Which of the following shapes of bacteria describe Staphylococcus? ball-shaped
Which group of organism would include the methanogens? Domain Archaea
Which of the following bacteria is photosynthetic? Cyanobacteria
Although negative staining does not reveal as much internal clarity as does heat-fixed, stained smears, negative staining excels in: visualizing cell capsules
Which of the following stains uses only one dye? simple stain
An Obligate aerobe require------------in its environment to survive. oxygen
The following terms are associated with endospores EXCEPT: vegetative growth
Gram-negative bacteria would stain ------ with the Gram stain and have ------- in the cell wall. pink,lipopolysaccharide
Several classes of organisms would be classified into one ------. phylum
What is term that describes the ability of organisms to maintain a stable internal state? Homeostasis
Which of the following is most likely to be used in a typical microbiology laboratory? light microscope
Which of the following is a scientific or binomial name? Bacillus subtilis
Algae belong to which Kingdom? Protista
A prominent difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells is the presence of a nucleus in eukaryotes
Which early microbiologist saved the life of a boy who was bitten by a rabid dog with the first rabies vaccine? Louis Pasteur
Who used aseptic technique showing fewer deaths of women after childbirth when the physician washed his hands? Ignaz Semmelweiz
A hypothesis can be defined as a tentative scientific explanation that is subject to testing
What is the value of using a control in an experiment? it serves as basis of comparison with the variables
The theory of spontaneous generation or abiogenesis was finally disproved by Louis Pasteur
Which early scientist gave the name of "cells" to what he was seeing under the microscope when he looked at cork? Robert Hooke
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