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Exam 1 micro

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What are metachromatic granules?   show
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what are Magnetosomes?   show
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show ability to sense a magnetic field and coordinate movement in response  
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show Proteins,CHO,lipids,nucleic acids (DNA and RNA),consists mostly of carbon.  
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show term means materials that are used to construct new cellular components and required in large amounts.  
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show elements required (for growth) in small amounts MG,Fe,Mn,etc.  
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show use inorganic carbon for biosynthesis (assimilation or anabolism) mostly CO2 or CO3-2. Limited almost exclusively to plants and algae.  
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What prokaryotes use autotrophs?   show
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show organic carbon. CHO,lipids,proteins,nucleic acids (DNA and RNA)  
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show Gasoline,asphalt,crude oil, etc  
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show plastics,styrofoam,etc. No  
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show Prokaryotes (most bacteria and ALL pathogenic bacteria), Eukaryotes (all animals,fungi,and protozoans.)  
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What are Fastidious Heterotrophs?   show
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What are Omnivorous Heterotrophs?   show
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show dead host Fungi (saprophyte,saprophytic)  
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show living host (EX: humans)  
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show radiant energy mainly by storing solar energy as reduced carbon compounds.)  
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show C02+H20+ sunlight----> C6H12O6+02 Plants,algae,and photosynthetic bacteria are able to do this  
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show preformed reduced carbon compounds (formed by phototroph) Animals, fungi,protozoans and nearly ALL bacteria do this.  
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show few  
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What are photoautotroph? What does this include?   show
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What are photoheterotropths? What does this?   show
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What are Chemoautotrophs? What includes this?   show
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What are Chemoheterotrophs? What includes this?   show
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What is minimum growth temperature?   show
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What is maximum growth temperature?   show
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show enzyme activity slows with decreasing temperature. Proteins will be denatured at higher temperatures and since all enyzmes of are proteins they are affected.Ribsomes are also affected (probably because that is where proteins are synthesized.)  
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optimum of growth temperature is what?   show
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What is psychrophiles?   show
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What temperature does psychrophiles grow well at?   show
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Mesophiles are the most common to grow at what temperature   show
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thermophiles like / require high temperature. What is temperature?   show
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In 1983 a archaebacterium was discovered growing / thriving on the floor of where?   show
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show kill all vegatative cells and spores NO  
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show Oxygen 20%  
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obligate aerobes will died if 0xygen levels gets ________.   show
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Microaerophiles grow best at oxygen below what?   show
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Most tissues are in the 2-10 % therfore many parasites and pathogenic microorganism are what?   show
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_____ are organisms that do not require oxygen for growth   show
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show obligate anaerobes  
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What is facultative aerobe ? what is facultative anaerobe?   show
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Aerotolerent can do what?   show
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Neutrophiles   show
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Acidophiles   show
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Obligate acidophiles reqire PH less than 3   show
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show 3 and 6  
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show acidophiles  
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Alkaophiles- opt PH for growth is what?   show
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Sexual reproduction does ____ occur in bacteria   show
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Asexual reproduction occurs in a variety of ways. What are they?   show
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Binary Fission   show
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show Rare. Some streotomyces do this. They grow long multinucleated filaments that break off and develop into individual cells.  
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Budding   show
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What is an autotroph?   show
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what is a heterotroph   show
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What is a phototroph   show
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Mycoplasmatales is a group of bacteria that lacks a _____ ______   show
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What are L-forms   show
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show polysaccharide that forms cell wall in the Eubacteria. It is a polymer of N-acetlyglucosamine and N-acetylmuramic acid.  
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Gram + have a ____ layer of peptidoglycan in cell wall.   show
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Gram - have a much _____ layer of peptidoglycan in cell wall   show
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show outer membrane  
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show endotoxin  
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show Lipid A  
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show peptidoglycan  
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show hollow,rigid, bristle-like structures that extend from the cell wall of GRAM - bacteria ONLY  
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show electron micrographs  
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How are pili used?   show
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Cell walls do not occur in _______ or ________.   show
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show cellulose  
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What makes of the cell wall of fungi?   show
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show cellulose  
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show Chitin (because of fungi and insects)  
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show flexible LIVING outer covering of ALL cells  
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Membranes are __________ __________ with various protein embedded   show
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membranes are ________ ____________. Concept of surface to volume ratio   show
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