EXAM 2 TAKE 2 Flashcards
Spore:
Encapsulates important structures in a tough outer coat during unfavorable environmental conditions
–Most bacteria form endospores like Bacillus and Clostridium
Cocci vs Bacilli shape
Coccus: sphere
Bacillus: rod
Examples of spore forming bacteria:
Bacillus and Clostridium species
Examples of Non-spore-forming-bacteria:
Salmonella, Campylobacter, Listeria
Size order smallest to largest:
Bacteria, Mold, Yeast, Mushrooms
-Bacteria
-Yeast
-Mold
–Mushrooms??
What are the two types of bacterial classification systems?
- Egocentric scheme
–Pathogenic, spoilage, beneficial microorganisms - Biology-based scheme
–Bacteria, Fungi (molds & yeasts), Protozoa, Viruses
Define the categories within the egocentric scheme:
-Pathogenic
-Spoilage
-Beneficial
-Pathogenic: Cause Illness
-Spoilage: Alter sensory characteristics (Incr.’s food spoilage)
-Beneficial: Bioprocessing and bio-reservation via fermentation, or probiotics
What are the big 6 of foodborne illness?
- Shigella spp
- Salmonella Type
- Nontyphoidal Salmonella
- STEC E. Coli
- Norovirus
- Hepatitis A Virus
Describe how each of the following microorganisms grow, multiply, reproduce:
Molds:
Yeasts:
Viruses:
Protozoa:
Bacteria:
Molds: Asexual and Sexual spores
Yeasts: budding or binary fission, sexually
Viruses: Cannot reproduce by themselves
Protozoa: Most produce asexually
Bacteria: binary fission (asexually)
Rate of division between bacteria, molds and yeasts
Bacteria multiply FASTEST
then Yeasts
then Molds
Example of Psychrophile bacteria
Pseudomonas
Example of Psychotroph bacteria
Listeria Monocytogenes
Example of Mesophile bacteria
Escherichia Coli
Example of Thermophile bacteria
Streptococcus thermophilus
Example of Hyperthermophile bacteria
Thermotoga maratima