Exam 1 Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
Q

Transferring electrons between proteins in the mitochondrial membrane is a type of?

A

Redox reaction

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2
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Pathogenic staphylococci can be differentiated by plating on blood agar plates. What allows you to tell them apart?

A

The extent of hemolysis

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3
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What might a pathogen use to attach to host cells?

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Pili or fimbriae

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4
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Ocean viruses contribute to carbon cycling by … ocean bacteria and algae.

A

Lysing

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5
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What can ‘fix’ carbon and increase biomass?

A

Corn field

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6
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… phage genes code for proteins that take over host functions. … phage genes include structural components of the virus.

A

Early, late

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7
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A community of bacteria which coordinate their activities to colonize a surface is called?

A

Biofilm

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8
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Lactose intolerance in humans can be explained by the lack a … necessary to split a …

A

Enzyme, disaccharide

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9
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Vaccination was invented by British doctor in 18th century London.

A

False

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10
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A streak plate is used to isolate single colonies form a mixture of bacteria. The equivalent technique when working with viruses is called?

A

Plaque assay

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11
Q

Living genetically modified humans walk the earth

A

True

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12
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What is not a natural polymer?

A

Glucose

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13
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Most bacteria from environmental samples can be cultured in the lab.

A

False

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14
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Animal viruses are capable of Lysogeny

A

True

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15
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All of life can be sorted into three domains. The best evidence for this comes from?

A

rRNA sequence analysis

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16
Q

What is an emerging disease in our area?

A

No correct answer

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17
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According to out present understanding, mitochondria and chloroplasts are of … origin.

A

Bacterial

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18
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In bacteria and mitochondria, a concentration of protons builds on one side of a … . These protons can only travel through a channel in a protein called … which functions as a turbine to make …

A

Membrane, ATPase, ATP

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19
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You have streaked single colonies a sample from a dead animal. The results show several different types of colonies. The result indicates … and … clearly indicate a cause of the animals death.

A

Mixed population, does not

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20
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Small pox has killed hundreds of millions of people since there have been humans. Smallpox infections no longer occur on earth due to vaccination.

A

True, true

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21
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Endoscope production is a bacterial response to rapid environmental change.

22
Q

Recent increases in whooping cough are due to?

A

Antivaxxers, changes in bacteria, weakened vaccine immunity

23
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Enveloped viruses code for their own envelope

24
Q

Gram negative bacteria have an outer membrane, a portion of which is toxic to humans and causes fever. This molecule is made of?

A

Sugar and lipid

25
ATP synthase runs backwards and will consume ATP.
True
26
Magnetosomes are … structures used by some bacteria to …
Iron, escape oxygen
27
The Calvin cycle is the process which plants use to … and …
Fix CO2, build biomass
28
Suppose you treat an exponentially growing culture of bacteria with a potential anti microbial compound. Over the next few hours cell doubling stops but the cells remain metabolically active. This antimicrobial compound is?
Bacteriostatic
29
Minimum inhibitory concentration refers to the minimum …
Amount of a chemical required to kill all microorganisms
30
Electrons captured form the breaking of glucose in the cytoplasm of eukaryotic cells are carried to the … by …
Mitochondria, NADH
31
Persistent HPV infection requires viral integration in superficial/surface epithelial layers
False
32
Where in liquid culture would you find an anaerobic bacterium
At the bottom of the tube
33
Hydrothermal vent tube worms contain … bacterial, which in turn obtain … from the worms blood stream
Chemolithotrophic, oxygen
34
You were doing a gram staining and forgot to counter stain with safranin. This would prevent you from identifying a gram positive bacteria.
False
35
One reason there are far fewer antiviral drugs is …
Viruses use host processes to multiply
36
Cellular respiration requires … which is used to collect/neutralize … in mitochondria
Oxygen, electrons
37
Human pathogenic bacteria are …
Mesophiles
38
Pasteurization is now a common procedure to ensure food safety. Pasteurs flasks disproved …
Bad air causes disease
39
These microorganisms use inorganic compounds like hydrogen sulfide as their energy source
Chemolithotrophs
40
This protein is made by bacteriophage and humans
Lysosome
41
Lysogenic bacteria exposed to UV will?
Accumulate DNA damage, accumulate maturing bacteriophage, die
42
Glycolysis is a series of … leading to … molecules
Enzymatic reactions, three carbon
43
Tamiflu prevents influenza virus from binding to host cells
False
44
These microorganisms use light as their energy source
Phototrophs
45
The terms run and tumble are used to describe?
Movement of bacteria
46
Water is a waste product of cellular respiration.
True
47
Robert Koch is best known for a set of rules he created, now commonly referred to as Koch’s postulates. What is the purpose?
They help to determine is a particular infectious agent causes a specific disease
48
Three options by which an organism may obtain energy are: light, organic molecules and …
Inorganic molecules
49
Sugars are used by living systems for …
Energy storage and building materials
50
Enveloped viruses contain genes for their own plasma membrane.
False