Chapter 5 and 6 Flashcards

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– Cells without a “true” nucleus (no nuclear membrane)
– Bacteria and archaea
What type of cell is it?

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PROkaryotic

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– Cells with a nucleus and other organelles
– All other organisms (animals, plants, fungi, and protists)
What type of cell is it?

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Eukaryotic

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Diffusion ______ concentration to ______ concentration

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High ; Low

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Define Osmosis

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Diffusion of water across selective permeable membranes
low water concentration to high concentration ?

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creates an internal environment distinct from the extracellular environment
What am I?

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CELL MEMBRANE

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Cell wall is made up of peptidoglycan
Is it bacteria or Eukaryote ?

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bacteria

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DNA organized in nucleiod throughout organism
Bacteria or Eukaryote

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Bacteria

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DNA enclosed in nucleus, enclosed by nuclear membrane
Bacteria or Eukaryote

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Eukaryote

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The cell wall is part of the

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CELL Envelope

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moves nutrients against the
concentration gradient
low to high concentration
Uses atp
Passive or active?

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ACTIVE Transport

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moves nutrients with the concentration gradient
high to low concentration
Passive or active ?

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Passive

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Define Coupled Transport

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use of energy from one gradient to drive transport up
another gradient

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What are the two types of coupled transport systems? Define each

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Symport: Two molecules travel in same direction across membrane
Antiport: Molecules moving in opposite direction across membrane

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Another name for peptidoglycan

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MUREIN

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Phylum Firmicutes species, Bacillus Anthracis, Streptococcus Pyogenes as pathogens
Gram Positive or Gram Negative?

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Gram POSITIVE

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Phylum proteobacteria, Escheria Coli species, Pseudomonas Aeruginosa as pathogens
Gram Positive or Gram Negative?

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Gram NEGATIVE

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membranous extensions of cytoplasm that secrete adhesion factors
What am I ? hint related to pili

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Stalks

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crystalline layer of thick subunits consisting of protein or glycoprotein
What am I?

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S-Layer

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Name the three parts of LPS and describe last two

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Outer Membrane
Core Polysaccharide
-sugar chains that extend outside the cell
O antigen
-helps resist phagocytosis

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peptidoglycan + MYOLIC ACID= cell wall of ?

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The mycobacterial envelope

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DNA containing region
What am I?

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NUCLEOID

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short attachment of pili are called?

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FIMBRIAE

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facilitates transfer of DNA
between cells
What am I?

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SEX(congergation) pili

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Chemotaxis is a sensory system that ?

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stimulates cell to move towards favorable environments and AWAY repellants/inferior environments

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What part of the of the Gram NEGative cell holds ATP synthase
Inner membrane (Cell membrane)
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What intracellular molecules are present in the highest number?
Water molecules
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How is DNA most commonly arranged inside bacterial cell?
circular molecule with loops by DNA bound proteins
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What extracellular structure helps bacterial cell attach to substrate
Stalk
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What is part of the endomembrane system?
Golgi complex Cell membrane Lysosome
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What structures contributes to the Eukaryotic cytoskeleton
Microtubules Microfilaments Intermediated filaments
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process by with a pathogen causes disease is called
Pathogenesis
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_______ are difficult to stain
Acid fast stain
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________ offers a powerful way to detect specific microbes and subcellular structures while avoiding signals from dust and other nonspecific materials
Fluorescence microscopy
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condenser contains an opaque central disk that blocks transmitted light, so the field appears dark What is this called?
Dark field microscopy
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Liquid media allows bacteria to?
Move freely flagella would thrive
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enhances contrast by superimposing the specimen’s image on a second beam of light that generates an 3d image What is this called?
Interference microscopy
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Streaking the agar plate causes _______ of the bacteria to allow ________ to grow What is this called?
Dilution(spreading bacteria); bacteria Isolation Streaking
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What is syrum dilution?
Tenfold dilutions of the original culture are spread on agar plates
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_______medium that contains only known components.
Synthetic *KNOWN nutrients
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compliex medium is ______ in nutrients
RICH
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Very nutritions media to specified to help bacteria that usually dies What is this called
ENRICHED Media
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grown in a nutrient-rich but less defined What type of medium is this?
Complex medium
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Selective media will allow for bacteria to ________ and ______
Grow quickly and favor one specific type
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Differential media growth multiple bacteria
differential media
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uses light that passes through a liquid(sample) to count bacteria What type go tool is this?
Spectrophotometer
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one parent cell divides and forms two offspring cells What is this called?
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Define Lithotrophs
Use of Inorganic Chemical COMpunds
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Organotrophs
use organic chemical compounds
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Extremophiles
bacteria, archaea that lives in extreme environments
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Thermophiles have adapted to growth at _____ temperature, typically 55°C (131°F) and higher.
high
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Hyperthermophiles grow at temperatures as high as 121°C (250°F), which occur under ________ pressure
extreme
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Psychrophiles are microbes that grow at _____ temperatures
LOW
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Hyperthermophile is above
80*C
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Thermophile is (temp)
50-80 C
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Mesophile is (temp)
15-45 C
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Psychrophile is (temp)
BELOW 15 C
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species of archaea have evolved to require high concentrations of salt (NaCl); these are called
halophiles
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Describe Strict aerobes
-Require oxygen for energy metabolism -detoxify reactive oxygen species -Survive only WITH oxygen present
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Describe Strict Anaerobes
- DOES NOT require oxygen for energy metabolism -UNABLE to detoxify Reactive Oxygen Species -Can only survive in enviroment WITHOUT oxygen
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______ is a mass of bacteria that stick to and multiply on a solid surface
Biofilm
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Macroaerophiles are ______ but ROS can be ______. They can also survive in environments that are ____ In oxygen
AEROBIC; toxic; LOW
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Aerotolerant anaerobes are ______, _____ susceptible to ROS, lacks catalase. Prefers aerobic conditions but can survive oxygen
anaerobic ; LESS
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What is Quorum Sensing
Way in cells communicate and coordinate actions
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Medium that contains only compounds need to grow a specific organism is called ?
Defined minimal medium
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