Chapter 27 /Applied and Industrial Microbiology Flashcards

1
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substrate added to system all at
once and taken through a limited run until product is
harvested is called

A

Batch fermentations

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2
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Juice given off by crushed fruit that is used as a substrate for fermentation

A

Must

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3
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Secondary metabolites of microbes are formed during the
1. exponential
2. stationary
3. lag
4. death

A
  1. stationary
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4
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The large tanks used in industrial production of antibiotics are termed
A. Digesters
B. Fermentors
C. Spargers
D. Biotransformers

A

B. Fermentors

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5
Q

uses microbes for practical applications

A

Biotechnology

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6
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results from ingesting exotoxins
secreted from bacterial cells growing in food

A

Food intoxication

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7
Q

A _____ or _____ is to scale up cultures to
industrial levels of growth and fermentation in a carefully controlled environment

A

bioreactor or fermentor

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8
Q

What turns sludge into a secondary source of
energy?

A

Anaerobic digesters

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9
Q

recovery, purification, and packaging of a product is known as

A

downstream processing

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10
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Microbes that are added to food as pure or mixed samples of known bacteria, molds or yeasts are called

A

Starter cultures

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11
Q

fermentation of fruit juices makes _____

A
  • Wine –
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12
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Reheated rice, potatoes, puddings, and custards are foods involved in the food intoxication _____ _____ _____

A

Bacillus cereus enteritis

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13
Q

produced during major metabolic
pathways and are essential to microbe’s function

A

Primary metabolites

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14
Q

Raw and poorly cooked
seafoods are the foods involved in what disease?

A

Vibrio enteritis

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15
Q

Resultant lactic acid accumulation and lowered pH cause milk proteins to coagulate into a solid mass called the______, which causes the separation of a watery liquid called ____

A

curd,whey

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16
Q

microbes are used to treat
wastewater and bioremediate damaged environments. This is known as ______ ________

A

Applied microbiology

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17
Q

use of microbes in making
food, medical, manufacturing, and agricultural products is called ____ microbiology

A

Industrial microbiology

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18
Q

Substances given off by yeasts during fermentation are

  1. alcohol
  2. carbon dioxide
  3. organic acids
  4. all of these
A
  1. all of these
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19
Q

filtration, disinfection, and removal of
chemical pollutants is the ____ phase of sewer treatment.

A

Tertiary phase

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20
Q

Which of the following is not a stage in purification of drinking water?
A. Filtration
B. Chlorination
C. Activated Sludge
D. Sedimentation

A

C. Activated Sludge

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21
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The release of gas to produce a porous and spongy product is called

22
Q

controlled culture of microbes to produce
desired organic compounds. This process is called

A

Fermentation

23
Q

Most cases of food intoxication are caused by

  1. Salmonella enterica
  2. Staphylococcus aureus
  3. Bacillus cereus
  4. Giardia lamblia
A
  1. Staphylococcus aureus
24
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Releases amylases that convert starch to dextrins and maltose, and proteases that digest proteins. This process is known as

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The large tanks used in industrial production of antibiotics are termed 1. digesters 2. fermentors 3. spargers 4. biotransformers
2. fermentors
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yogurt is made via fermentation of milk by ____ _____ and _____ ______
Lactobacillus bulgaricus and Streptococcus thermophilus
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Curd can be produced by microbial action or by the enzyme called
rennin
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A process that removes moisture needed by microbes for growth by exposing food to dry, warm air is called
desiccation
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nutrients are continuously fed into the reactor and product is siphoned off throughout run
Continuous feed systems
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by-products of metabolism that may not be critical to microbe’s function
Secondary metabolites
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the heat from pasteurization is usually applied in the form of ____,_____, or even _____
Steam, hot water, and electrical current
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ingestion of whole microbes that target the intestine – salmonellosis, shigellosis
Food infection
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fermentation of wort makes ____
Beer
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yeast metabolism requires a source of fermentable sugar such as _____ and ____
maltose and glucose
35
What are the 2 type of food poisoning?
Food intoxication and food infection
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removes the organic matter by biodegradation, natural bioremediation in a large digester forming sludge which is aerated by injection and stirred. This is the _____ phase of sewer treatment.
secondary phase
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Pockets in Swiss cheese come from entrapped carbon dioxide formed by ____ _____
Propionibacterium
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Which of the following is added to facilitate milk curdling during cheese making? 1. lactic acid 2. salt 3. lactobacillus 4. rennin
4. rennin
39
What kind of yeast is most commonly used to make bread?
Baker’s yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae
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Acidifier in soft drinks; used to set jams; candy additive; fish preservative. These are all applications of what additive?
Citric acid
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What type of food infection disease and microbe involves Raw milk, raw chicken, shellfish and meats
Campylobacteriosis
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Which of the following microbes produces a natural biopesticide? 1. Penicillium chrysogenum 2. Saccharomyces cerevisiae 3. Bacillus thuringiensis 4. Lactobacillus bulgaricus
3. Bacillus thuringiensis
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removes floating, bulky physical objects is the _____ phase of sewer treatment
Primary phase
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Staphlocococcus aureus can grow readily even in ___percent salt solutions
7.5%
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The dried, presprouted grain that is soaked to activate enzymes for beer is 1. hops 2. malt 3. wort 4. mash
2. malt
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What are the 3 phases of sewage treatment?
Primary,secondary, and tertiary
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The dried scales of the female flower of hummus lupulus is called
hops
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fermentation of plant juices creates
vinegar
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Milk is usually pasteurized by 1. the high-temperature short-time method 2. ultrapasteurization 3. batch method 4. electrical currents
1. the high-temperature short-time method
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A food maintenance temperature that generally will prevent food poisoning is 1. below 4 C 2. above 60 C 3. room temperature 4. both a and b
4. both a and b