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micro ch.7

micro ch.7
73問 • 2年前
  • Devin Mulligan
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    what are the two essential nutrients of a bacterial cell

    macronutrients and micronutrients

  • 2

    macronutrients

    are needed in large quantities, plays role in cell structure and metabolims

  • 3

    macronutrient examples

    carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen

  • 4

    nutrition

    process that chemical substances (nutrients) are acquired from environment and used in cellular activities

  • 5

    micronutrients

    required in small amounts, role in enzyme function and maintenance of protein structure

  • 6

    what are micronutrients also known as

    trace elements

  • 7

    examples of micronutrients

    manganese, zinc, nickel

  • 8

    what are the two types of carbon source

    heterotroph and autotroph

  • 9

    heterotroph

    carbon from organic carbon source

  • 10

    autotroph

    carbon from inorganic source

  • 11

    what are the two types of energy source

    chemotroph and phototroph

  • 12

    chemotroph

    energy from chemicals, organic carbon

  • 13

    phototroph

    energy from photosynthesis

  • 14

    chemoheterotroph

    energy source, conversion of nutrients from other organisms, metabolizing organic matter from the dead, ultilizing tissues, fluids from a live host

  • 15

    examples of chemoheterotroph

    Protozoa, fungi, bacteria, and animals

  • 16

    photoheterotroph

    energy source from sunlight or organic matter

  • 17

    photoheterotroph examples

    purple and green photosynthesis bacteria

  • 18

    obligate anaerobes

    growth only occurs without the presence of oxygen

  • 19

    falcultative anaerobes

    growth is best with oxygen but can survive without

  • 20

    obligate aerobes

    growth only occurs in the presence of oxygen

  • 21

    aerotolerant anaerobes

    oxygen has no effect on growth

  • 22

    microaerophiles

    growth only occurs in low concentration of oxygen

  • 23

    what is the difference of diffusion and osmosis

    diffusion moves solvents and osmosis moves water

  • 24

    diffusion

    does not use energy, is affected by temperature, pressure, and steepness of the gradient

  • 25

    osmosis

    does not use energy, water moving from inside to outside of cell or vice versa, is affected by amount of solvent and where the solvent is

  • 26

    isotonic solution

    it is balanced, water concentration is the same inside and outside the cell

  • 27

    hypotonic solution

    solute concentration is low outside the cell while water is high causing the cell to swell.

  • 28

    does hypotonic solution cause the cell to burst

    yes

  • 29

    osmolysis

    cell bursting from to much water

  • 30

    hypertonic solution

    solute concentration is higher outside the cell while water is low causing the cell to shrink.

  • 31

    what cause the cell to die in hypertonic solutions

    loss of water

  • 32

    plasmolysis

    the cell dying from loss of water

  • 33

    passive transport

    does not use energy, moves from areas of higher concentration toward areas of lower concentration

  • 34

    facilitated diffusion

    protein assists the solutes in moving across the cell whether outside or inside the cell, movement of solutes from high to low concentration with protein helper

  • 35

    active transport

    uses energy, moves wherever they want

  • 36

    married mediated

    facilitated diffusion but with energy and solutes can move from high to low and low to high concentrations

  • 37

    group translocation

    this uses a protein carrier and chemically alters the solute to move

  • 38

    endocytosis

    brings nutrients inside the cell

  • 39

    phagocytosis

    cellular eating (ingesting solids)

  • 40

    pinocytosis

    cellular drinking (ingesting liquids)

  • 41

    minimum temperature

    lowest temp that permits a microbes growth and metabolism

  • 42

    maximum temperature

    highest temp that permits a microbes growth and metabolism

  • 43

    optimal temperature

    promotes the fastest rate of growth and metabolism (ideal temp)

  • 44

    temperature adaptation groups

    psychrophiles, psychrotrophs, mesophiles, thermophiles, extreme thermophiles

  • 45

    psychrophiles

    optimum temp below 15°C (59°F), capable of growth at 0°C (32°F)

  • 46

    psychrotrophs

    optimum temp 15-30°C (59-86°F), capable of growth at 0°C (32°F)

  • 47

    mesophiles

    optimum temp 20-40°C, most human pathogens (68-104°F)

  • 48

    thermophiles

    optimum temp greater than 45°C (115°F)

  • 49

    extreme thermophiles

    optimum temp greater than 80°C (176°F)

  • 50

    what can cause plasmolysis

    increase in salt or sugar

  • 51

    obligate halophiles

    require high osmotic pressure

  • 52

    osmotic pressure

    pressure caused by movement of water

  • 53

    falcultative halophiles

    tolerate high osmotic pressure

  • 54

    example of falcultative halophiles

    staphylococcus aureus, can grow in media containing 0.1%-20% salt

  • 55

    what pH can most bacteria grow

    between 6.5-7.5

  • 56

    what pH do molds and yeast grow

    between 5 and 6

  • 57

    binary fission

    the reproduction of prokaryotes

  • 58

    steps of binary fission

    1. a young cell exist, 2. a parent cell enlarges it’s cell wall, cell membrane, and overall volume, 3. septum wall grows inward and chromosomes are pulled in opposite directions of the cell, 4. the septum is synthesized completely through the center of cell resulting in two cell chambers, 5. finally two different physical cells with the same DNA

  • 59

    generation is also known as what

    doubling time

  • 60

    generation

    time required for a complete fission cycle

  • 61

    a new fission cycle leads to what

    exponential growth

  • 62

    new fission cycle increases the population by a factor of

    2

  • 63

    lag phase

    microbe inhabits a new place

  • 64

    log phase

    all nutrients available/stable environment leads to increase in cells

  • 65

    stationary phase

    number of cells produced equals number of cells that died

  • 66

    death phase

    nutrients become unavailable or environment becomes unstable causing cell to die

  • 67

    what are the two methods for analyzing bacterial growth

    plate counts and turbidometry

  • 68

    what are the two types of plate counts

    direct count and enumeration of bacteria

  • 69

    direct count

    after incubation count the colonies on plates that have 30-300 colonies

  • 70

    enumeration of bacteria

    count all cells present, automated (coulter counter) or manual (you count one by one)

  • 71

    turbidometry

    it’s a estimation using the degree of cloudiness, very cloudy= more microbes

  • 72

    what tool does turbidometry use

    spectrophotometer

  • 73

    what is a spectrophotometer

    a tool used to find degree of cloudiness

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    what are the two essential nutrients of a bacterial cell

    macronutrients and micronutrients

  • 2

    macronutrients

    are needed in large quantities, plays role in cell structure and metabolims

  • 3

    macronutrient examples

    carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen

  • 4

    nutrition

    process that chemical substances (nutrients) are acquired from environment and used in cellular activities

  • 5

    micronutrients

    required in small amounts, role in enzyme function and maintenance of protein structure

  • 6

    what are micronutrients also known as

    trace elements

  • 7

    examples of micronutrients

    manganese, zinc, nickel

  • 8

    what are the two types of carbon source

    heterotroph and autotroph

  • 9

    heterotroph

    carbon from organic carbon source

  • 10

    autotroph

    carbon from inorganic source

  • 11

    what are the two types of energy source

    chemotroph and phototroph

  • 12

    chemotroph

    energy from chemicals, organic carbon

  • 13

    phototroph

    energy from photosynthesis

  • 14

    chemoheterotroph

    energy source, conversion of nutrients from other organisms, metabolizing organic matter from the dead, ultilizing tissues, fluids from a live host

  • 15

    examples of chemoheterotroph

    Protozoa, fungi, bacteria, and animals

  • 16

    photoheterotroph

    energy source from sunlight or organic matter

  • 17

    photoheterotroph examples

    purple and green photosynthesis bacteria

  • 18

    obligate anaerobes

    growth only occurs without the presence of oxygen

  • 19

    falcultative anaerobes

    growth is best with oxygen but can survive without

  • 20

    obligate aerobes

    growth only occurs in the presence of oxygen

  • 21

    aerotolerant anaerobes

    oxygen has no effect on growth

  • 22

    microaerophiles

    growth only occurs in low concentration of oxygen

  • 23

    what is the difference of diffusion and osmosis

    diffusion moves solvents and osmosis moves water

  • 24

    diffusion

    does not use energy, is affected by temperature, pressure, and steepness of the gradient

  • 25

    osmosis

    does not use energy, water moving from inside to outside of cell or vice versa, is affected by amount of solvent and where the solvent is

  • 26

    isotonic solution

    it is balanced, water concentration is the same inside and outside the cell

  • 27

    hypotonic solution

    solute concentration is low outside the cell while water is high causing the cell to swell.

  • 28

    does hypotonic solution cause the cell to burst

    yes

  • 29

    osmolysis

    cell bursting from to much water

  • 30

    hypertonic solution

    solute concentration is higher outside the cell while water is low causing the cell to shrink.

  • 31

    what cause the cell to die in hypertonic solutions

    loss of water

  • 32

    plasmolysis

    the cell dying from loss of water

  • 33

    passive transport

    does not use energy, moves from areas of higher concentration toward areas of lower concentration

  • 34

    facilitated diffusion

    protein assists the solutes in moving across the cell whether outside or inside the cell, movement of solutes from high to low concentration with protein helper

  • 35

    active transport

    uses energy, moves wherever they want

  • 36

    married mediated

    facilitated diffusion but with energy and solutes can move from high to low and low to high concentrations

  • 37

    group translocation

    this uses a protein carrier and chemically alters the solute to move

  • 38

    endocytosis

    brings nutrients inside the cell

  • 39

    phagocytosis

    cellular eating (ingesting solids)

  • 40

    pinocytosis

    cellular drinking (ingesting liquids)

  • 41

    minimum temperature

    lowest temp that permits a microbes growth and metabolism

  • 42

    maximum temperature

    highest temp that permits a microbes growth and metabolism

  • 43

    optimal temperature

    promotes the fastest rate of growth and metabolism (ideal temp)

  • 44

    temperature adaptation groups

    psychrophiles, psychrotrophs, mesophiles, thermophiles, extreme thermophiles

  • 45

    psychrophiles

    optimum temp below 15°C (59°F), capable of growth at 0°C (32°F)

  • 46

    psychrotrophs

    optimum temp 15-30°C (59-86°F), capable of growth at 0°C (32°F)

  • 47

    mesophiles

    optimum temp 20-40°C, most human pathogens (68-104°F)

  • 48

    thermophiles

    optimum temp greater than 45°C (115°F)

  • 49

    extreme thermophiles

    optimum temp greater than 80°C (176°F)

  • 50

    what can cause plasmolysis

    increase in salt or sugar

  • 51

    obligate halophiles

    require high osmotic pressure

  • 52

    osmotic pressure

    pressure caused by movement of water

  • 53

    falcultative halophiles

    tolerate high osmotic pressure

  • 54

    example of falcultative halophiles

    staphylococcus aureus, can grow in media containing 0.1%-20% salt

  • 55

    what pH can most bacteria grow

    between 6.5-7.5

  • 56

    what pH do molds and yeast grow

    between 5 and 6

  • 57

    binary fission

    the reproduction of prokaryotes

  • 58

    steps of binary fission

    1. a young cell exist, 2. a parent cell enlarges it’s cell wall, cell membrane, and overall volume, 3. septum wall grows inward and chromosomes are pulled in opposite directions of the cell, 4. the septum is synthesized completely through the center of cell resulting in two cell chambers, 5. finally two different physical cells with the same DNA

  • 59

    generation is also known as what

    doubling time

  • 60

    generation

    time required for a complete fission cycle

  • 61

    a new fission cycle leads to what

    exponential growth

  • 62

    new fission cycle increases the population by a factor of

    2

  • 63

    lag phase

    microbe inhabits a new place

  • 64

    log phase

    all nutrients available/stable environment leads to increase in cells

  • 65

    stationary phase

    number of cells produced equals number of cells that died

  • 66

    death phase

    nutrients become unavailable or environment becomes unstable causing cell to die

  • 67

    what are the two methods for analyzing bacterial growth

    plate counts and turbidometry

  • 68

    what are the two types of plate counts

    direct count and enumeration of bacteria

  • 69

    direct count

    after incubation count the colonies on plates that have 30-300 colonies

  • 70

    enumeration of bacteria

    count all cells present, automated (coulter counter) or manual (you count one by one)

  • 71

    turbidometry

    it’s a estimation using the degree of cloudiness, very cloudy= more microbes

  • 72

    what tool does turbidometry use

    spectrophotometer

  • 73

    what is a spectrophotometer

    a tool used to find degree of cloudiness