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Microbiology 221

quiz 2

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deuteromycetes asexual reproduction only
zygomycetes aseptate, produces spores via sporangium
sporangium sac like structure full of spores, used in Zygomycetes for reproduction
ames test test for mutation or cancer
coagulase test test for staphareus/ will see clumping
satellite phenomenon H and V factors required; test for hemopuiles
chocolate agar used to find nesseria; dried blood agar
arthroconidia mycelia fragments
blastoconidia budding yeast
viral HAI immune test for antibodies; virus+RBC+AB= no HA
viral HA can tell if RBC will clump; virus+RBC=HA
viral hemagglutination RBC to virus and observing clumping without antibody to antigen
trophozoite vegetative stage
cyst protective capsule for survival when nutrients are low
monomorphic fungus only has 1 form; can't change from mold to yeast or vis versa
dimorphic fungus 2 forms; mycelia at 25'C and room temp and yeast at 37'C
monomorphic yease always a yeast never a mold
pseudomycelium yeast that produces projections but are false filaments
induced mutation mutation caused by outside factor
bacteriophage contains DNA for transduction
transformation DNA transferred as "naked DNA" and inhibits recombination
transduction DNA transferred via bacteriophage
Conjugation Hfr cell or F+ cell; sex pili used to transfer DNA; cell-to-cell contact
resistant enzyme "cuts" one sequence of DNA; "sticky ends" basse paring
Auxotroph requires growth factor
prototroph no growth factor required
alpha hemolysis partial lysis of RBC
beta hemolysis complete lysis of RBC
mycoplasma no cell wall
mycobacerium thick cell wall ; acid fast
G pos. coccus; bacitracin sensitive Strep pyogenes
G pos. coccus, optochin sensitive Strep pneumonia
G pos. coccus, coagulase pos. staph aureus
G pos. rods (other) clostridium, bacillus, corynebaacterium
G pos. coccus (other) streptococcus, staphylococcus
G neg. rod; require X and V factors hemophilus influenzae
G neg. rod; pyocyanin pigment pseudomonas aeruginosa
G neg. aerobic "coccus" nesseria gonorrhoeae
G neg anaerobic "rod" bacteroiddes fragilis
G neg rods (other) Ecoli; salmonilla; legionella; pneumophilia; klebsiella pneumonia; shigella
sporeforming anaerobe clostridium botulinium (G pos. rod)
sporeforming aerobe bacillus anthracis (G pos. rod)
spiral shaped treponema pallidum
filamentous mycobacterium tuberculosis
acid fast mycobacterium tuberculosis
spirochete treponema, borreila
lacks cell wall mycoplasma
mycelia like mycobacterium
Systemic fungus blastomyces
Systemic fungus crytococcus
Systemic fungus histoplasma
Systemic fungus coccidioides
dimorphic fungus blastomyces
dimorphic fungus histoplasma
dimorphic fungus sporothrix
opportunistic fungus rhizopus
opportunistic fungus aspergillus
opportunistic fungus candida
subcutaineous fungus sporthrix
monomorphic yeast cryptococcus
monomorphic yeast candida
monomorphic mold microsporum
monomorphic mold aspergillus
monomorphic mold rhizopus
dermatophyte microsporum
dermatophyte trichophyton
non-motile apicomplexans
flagella giardia, trichomonas
pseudopods amoeba
protozoa resistant form cyst
roundworm nematode
tapeworm cestode
cilia balantidium
no movement toxoplasma
roundworm 2 ascaris
flatworms tapeworms
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