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Outer membrane (G-) components (select all that apply)
o-polysaccharide , endotoxin, porins/pores , lipid A
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HGT Transduction- DNA transfer by
Bacterial virus (phage) transfer
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After conjugation between F+ E.coli and F- E.coli cell what happens to the F- cell
F become F+ fuse to the transfer of the plasmid into the F- cell
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What is the unusual fate of fermentation end products that are made in the cell?
They are excreted out of the cell
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HGT transformation-DNA transfer by
DNA pickup from the environment
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Without oxygen for the cell, pyruvate is used as an electron sink and it excreted from the cell in a process called _____
fermentation
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Bacterial cell DNA (all that apply)
Ciruclar molecule of double standard DNA , Refereed to as the genome , usually only has one copy , has no his tone proteins
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How does Chemisomosis create ATP? (Select all that apply)
electron movement creates H+ gradient outside of the cell , H+ enters cell at ATPase in the membrane, ATP made from ADP
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Gram - Cell wall matches (select all that apply)
Monolayer peptidoglycan NAM-NAG fibers , periplasm , peptide crosslinks , o-polysaccharide , outer membrane , lipid A
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In bacteria mutation can have the consequences of (select all that apply)
most are lethal to the off-spring and they die , many harmful , some mutation are neutral , some are beneficial
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What is the fate of the donor cell in Transformation?
the donor cell dies it Lyses
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HGT conjugation-DNA transfer by
Cell to cell contact
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What is in the G- periplasm? (select all that apply)
digestive enzymes , peptidoglycan , receptors
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Many more carbons enter the Krebs cycle than the # of Carbons given off as CO2- What happens to all the carbon that doesn’t become CO2?
Used to make more carbon building blocks and more cells
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Which of these food stuffs can be fermented into a different or enhanced version of the food? Select all that apply
Milk, Cucumbers , Eggs , Red Meat , Wheat flour , cabbage , barley , honey
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Inclusion/storage granules in bacteria-what can be stored?
gases , glycogen , lipids/oils , phosphate , magnetic iron
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In bacteria “Horizontal Gene transfer” refers to
genes physically passed to an existing cell
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What is the fate of the donor cell in Transduction
the donor cell dies (from virus infection) and it is lysed by the virus
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Chemoisomosis in the cell (select all that apply)
Pumps H+ out of the cell , makes ATP from the H+ gradient , oxidizes NADH back to NAD+ so it can pick up more electrons
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Why don’t eukaryotic cells have simultaneous transcription and translation like bacteria
eukaryotes do transcription and translation in separate places in the cell
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Aspects of Bacterial endospores (select all that apply)
survival of harsh conditions , created by sporulation , producing cell dies , spores can survive boiling water
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Gram + cell walls matched (select all that apply)
NAM-NAG fibers , teichoic acids , peptide cross links
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Electron cannot exist free in the cell. How are they handled during metabolism? (Select all that apply)
carried by co-enzyme such as NAD+ and FAD , Passed onto cytochromes during electron transport , passed onto oxygen ad the final e- acceptor
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What is the fate of the donor cell in Conjugation?
the donor cell lives, its plasmid is copied
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Chemotaxis; (Select all that apply)
CCW flagella spin = run , runs = towards attractants , basal body is the anchor