EXAM 1 Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
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magnification

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results when a beam of light refracts as it passes through a lense

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2
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total magnification

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ocular x objective

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3
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light microscope

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uses light as its source of illumination

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4
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electron microscope

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uses a beam of electrons instead of light

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5
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working distance

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the distance between the objective lens and the specimen

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6
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resolution

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the closest space between two points at which the points can still be seen as separate entities

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7
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The maximum resolution in a compound light microscope is

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.2 micrometers

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8
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_____ wavelengths are capable of resolving details to a greater degree than ____ wavelengths

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Shorter, longer

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9
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_____ light has the shortest useable wavelength and offers the greatest resolution

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Blue

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10
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Numerical aperture

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measure of its ability to gather light

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11
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What does immersion oil do?

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Forms a continuous lens system and reduces light diffraction and keeps light from scattering

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12
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____ are the most widely distributed organisms in the biosphere

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Bacteria

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13
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colony

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A visible mass of cells usually resulting from the division of a single cell

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14
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Saprophytes

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organisms that obtain their nutritional needs from degrading organic materials in the environment

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15
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Molds

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Fungi that form colonies composed of microscopic, rounded, intertwining filaments called hyphae

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16
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Hyphae cover the surface of a substrate to form a branching, filamentous called a

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mycelium

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17
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Yeast

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fungi that do not form hyphae

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18
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How do yeasts reproduce

19
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What does Trichophyton cause

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Athletes foot and ringworm

20
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Sporothrix

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causes sporotrichosis

21
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Madurella

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infects feet to cause edema and swelling in mycetoma

22
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Blastomyces

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North American blastomyces

23
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Progressive infections by _____ can involve liver, spleen, lymph nodes

24
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What is thrush caused by

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Candida albicans

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What bacteria causes vaginal yeast infections?
Candida
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Cancer causing aflatoxins are produced by fungi growing in ____-
infected peanuts and grains
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What organism infects grain to produce ergot alkaloids that can cause hallucinations and death?
Claviceps
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What produces roquefort and blue cheese
The growth of Penicillum
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The mushroom ___ is poisionus
Amanita
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______ are close symbiotic associations between fungi and plant roots
Mycorrhizae
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Symbiotic relationship with algae and cyanobacteria
lichens
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Lichens indicate what
Pollution such as acid rain
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Asexual spores
produced by mitotic division and differentiation of specialized hyphae that extend above the colony
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Sporangiospores
form within a thick walled sac called sporangium
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Conidia
non motile asexual spores that form on specialized hyphae called condiospores
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Phialospores
spores produced on a vase or flask like cell called phialide
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Where are philaspores found
Penicillium & Gilocladium
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Blastoconidia
occur by budding in yeast cells
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____ _and _____ produce blastoconidia
Cladosporium and Candida
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Arthrospores
Occur in geotrichum and galactomyces
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Chlamydospores
asexual and thicked walled spores that are round and irregular
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Chytridiomycetes
aquatic; produce zoospores
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