Week Two Flashcards

(46 cards)

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What does the glycocalyx do?

A

Helps build biofilms

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What are the qualities of gram-positive bacteria?

A

Thick peptidoglycan layer
Thick cell wall

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What are the qualities of gram-negative bacteria?

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Thin peptidoglycan layer (1 layer)
Bi-lipid membranes
Think cell membrane

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4
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Gram-positive bacteria are what colour?

A

Purple

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5
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Gram-negative bacteria are what colour?

A

Pink

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6
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_____ cells are in direct contact with the external environment.
Prokaryotic and unicellular
Multicellular

A

Prokaryotic and unicellular

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7
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How do prokaryotes reproduce?

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Binary fission

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8
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How do eukaryotes reproduce?

A

Mitosis and meiosis

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9
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What does the cocci shape look like?

A

Spherical

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10
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What does the bacilli shape look like?

A

Hotdogs

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11
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What does the pleomorphic shape look like?

A

A mixed bag of different shapes

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12
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What does the vibrios shape look like?

A

Worms or cheetos

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13
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What does the spirillum shape look like?

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Spirals and squiggles

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What does the spirochetes shape look like?

A

Thin spirals/squiggles

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15
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What does the diplococci arrangement look like?

A

Pairs

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16
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What does the streptococci arrangement look like?

A

Beadlike chains

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17
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What do tetrad arrangements look like?

A

Four leaf clover

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18
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What do sacinae arrangements look like?

A

Cubes (8 units per cube)

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19
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What do staphylococci arrangements look like?

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Grapelike clusters

20
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What is a palisade arrangement?

A

When cells divide along the long axis of the cell and remain attached
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21
Q

What are some factors that influence bacterial growth?

A

Nutritional requirements, temperature, osmotic pressure, hydrostatic pressure, other atmospheric conditions

22
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What are phototrops?

A

Acquire energy from light

23
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What are chemotrops?

A

Acquire energy from chemical compounds

24
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What are photoautotrophs?

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Acquire energy from sunlight and carbon together

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What are chemoautotrophs?
Acquire energy through chemical compounds and carbon dioxide together
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What are photoheterotrophs?
Acquire energy from sunlight and organic compounds (for carbon source)
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What are chemoheteroprophs?
Acquire energy from organic compounds for both the source of energy and a carbon source
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What are mesophiles?
Organisms that grow in moderate temperatures. 25-40c Most bacteria are mesophiles M for moderate
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What are thermophiles?
Organisms that love hot temperatures, 45c or higher
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What are psychrophiles/cryophiles?
Organisms that are cold loving. Can grow at 0c or lower, ideally grows at 15c
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What are psychotrops?
Organisms that grow slowly at 0c but have an optimal growth range of 25-30c
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Microorganisms with cell walls that can withstand some osmotic pressure are called what?
Osmotolerant
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Microbes that require high solute concentration in the environment for optimal growth are called what?
Osmophiles
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Microbes that love salty environments are called what?
Halophiles
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Microbes that can survive in increased hydrostatic pressures are called what?
Barotolerant
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Microbes that grow best under high hydrostatic pressure are called what?
Barophiles
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Obligate aerobes have what 2 traits?
Grow only in the presence of oxygen Obtain energy through aerobic respiration
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Obligate anaerobes have what 2 traits?
Grow only in the absence of oxygen Inhibited or killed by the presence of oxygen
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Aerotolerant anaerobes have what 2 traits?
Can grow in the presence of oxygen but cannot use oxygen for energy requirements. Fermentation time
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Facultative anaerobes have what trait?
Grow in the absence or presence of oxygen
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Microaerophiles have what trait?
Require a low concentration of oxygen
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Capneic bacteria have what trait?
Require more carbon dioxide than present in regular atmosphere
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What pH do neutrophils like?
5-8
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What pH do acidophiles like?
Below 5.5
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What pH do alkaliphiles like?
pH above 8.5
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