cloning and biotech Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
Q

lactobacillus bulgaricus and streptococcus thermophilus are what type of bacteria?

A

lactic acid bacteria

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2
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what does acidity do to the milk proteins?

A

dentures causing them to coagulate

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3
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what else does fermentation add to the milk?

A

flavours

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4
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what are probiotics?

A

stimulate immune system and improve digestion of lactose

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5
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what is the bacterium used in cheese making?

A

lactobassilicus

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6
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what sugar does this bacterium feed on (lactobacillus)?

A

lactose

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7
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what is the purpose of lactobacillus in cheese making?

A

prevent growth of unwanted bacteria

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8
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where does rennet come from naturally?

A

stomach of young mammals

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9
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what enzyme does rennet contain?

A

chymosin

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10
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what is the milk protein called?

A

caesin

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11
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what is the soluble form of caesin?

A

kappa- caesin

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12
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what does chymosin do to kappa- caesin?

A

converts to casein which is insoluable

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13
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which ions bind the casein molecules together?

A

Ca 2+

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14
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name three methods for separating the curd from the whey

A

cutting, stirring and heating

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15
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what is added to produce blue cheese?

A

penecillin

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16
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what type of respiration does yeast mainly carry out?

17
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what are the products of yeast respiration?

18
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what causes the dough to rise

19
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why does eating bread not make you drunk?

A

the alcohol evaporates in the oven

20
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what is the yeast in wine brewing called ?

A

s. cerevisiae

21
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where does s. cerevisiae grow naturally?

A

on the skin of grapes

22
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what are the two sugars contained in grapes?

A

fructose and glucose

23
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what are the products of wine fermentation?

A

co2 and ethanol

24
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which grains are used to make beer?

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why are the grains allowed to germinate for a few days before being killed?
amylase converts starch to maltose
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what is the purpose of drying the grains after they have germinated?
to stop maltose being used by seedlings, it would have no sugar to turn to alcohol
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what do we called germinated dried barley grains?
malt
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what is the enzyme that breaks down starch?
amylase
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what is the sugar produced when amylase works?
maltose
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what happens when yeast and water are added to the malt?
fermentation can begin
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what is the substrate?
maltose
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what are the products
ethanol and co2
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what part of the plant do hops come from?
flower bud
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why are hops added?
for flavour and to act as a preservative
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what taste do hops have?
bitter
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what flavour would beer have without hops?
sweet
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what fungus is used to make quorn?
fusarium
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give two advantages of quorn
no animal fat/ cholesterol very high in protein
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why may quorn be not as good as animal or plant protein?
different amino acid profile, no methionine