Lab Exam Of Eukaryotic Microbes Flashcards

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What classification group do Protists come from?

What is their cellularity and energy and food source?

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Protists are a group made up of Protozoa

They are unicellular, heterotrophs

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Protists life cycle has two stages, what are they?

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Trophoozoitote- vegetative

Cyst- resting stage

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What is the way different protists are divided or differentiated by?

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Divided based on locomotion

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What are the three examples of movement given in class and give an example of an organism.

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Sarcodina - Ex. Amoeba that move by pseudopod-cytoplasmic extensions

Ciliates- move by cilia

Mastigophora- move by flagella, ex Euglena

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What are the 5 medically important Protozoa given in class?

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Entamoeba histolytica

Balantidium coli

Paramecium

Trypanosoma

Giardia lamblia

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What is an Entamoeba histolytica?

What causes this?

What are the symptoms?

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It’s an amoeba

Causes amoebic dysentery

Produces a cyst that is ingested by the host either (oral-fecal contamination)

Symptoms: abdominal pain, diarrhea. Blood in feces, and vomiting

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What is Balantidium coli?

What is found in its life cycle and where are they found?

Compare them to E. hisolytica based on this symptom.

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B. coli - Ciliate

Has a Trophozoite and cyst in its life cycle

It causes bloody diarrhea - however less sever than E. hisolytica

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What is a ciliate and not a pathogen?

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Paramecium

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What is a falgellate, that is a blood parasite that causes African Sleeping Sickness?

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Trypanosoma

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What causes abdominal pain, diarrhea, but mostly asymptomatic? How does this leave the body?

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Giardia lamblia - a flagellate

Causes giardiasis
Forms cysts that are shed in the feces
Causes abdominal pain, diarrhea, however its mostly asymptomatic

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What causes Malaria and what do we look for to confirm it?

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Plasmodium - apicomplexa

Causes the disease Malaria

Find the Ring Stage in red blood cells

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What is Algae

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Photosynthetic
Unicellular
Green Algae are unicellular and in fresh water

Red algae, Brown Algae

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What is Spirogyra?

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Green algae that have spiral chloroplast

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What is Volvox?

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Colonia green algae

Has a spherical aggregation of cells

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What is Diatomes?

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They have a cell wall that is made of silica, which the wall is divided into two haves like a Petri dish

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What is Oscillatoria?

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Fungi. What are the two common ones that are taught in this class?

What are their cellularity?

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Yeast and molds are fungi

Yeasts are unicellular

Molds are multicellular

18
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Are fungi motile or nonmotile?

What is their cell wall made of?

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Fungi are nonmotile

Their cell wall is made of Chitin; not cellulose as in plants

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How do they get their food?

What are two forms and what are their food source?

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They have no mouth, therefore they have to absorb their food

They are Heterotrophs

Saprophyte- live on dead organic matter

Parasite- live on living organisms and cause infection

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What fungi is used in bread, wine and beer making?

What is their cellularity?

How do they reproduce?

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Saccharomyces cerevisiae which is a yeast

They are unicellular with no mycelium, they are 10 times larger than E. coli

They reproduce by budding

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What causes Thrush in the oral cavity, and vulvovaginitis of the female genitals?

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Candida albicans

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What is yeast-like that is the normal Microbiota in the respiratory system and found in the female urogenital tract?

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Candida albicans

23
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What can cause disease in immunodeficient patients or those that are on an antibiotic therapy?

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Candida albicans

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What type of mold produces a white or grayish colony and the spores look like a salt and pepper appearance?

Where are the spores produced

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Rhizopus

The spores are produced within the Sporangium

Rhizopus forms mycelium

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In Rhizopus, what is formed in the sporangium? What is R. stolonifer?
Produces Sporangiospore, which is formed in the sporangium R. stolonifer is common black bread mold
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How does Rhizopus reproduce?
Rhizopus produces sexual spores.
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What is Aspergillus? What does it produce and where is this located?
Aspergillus is a mold Produces green to yellow to brown colonies Produces conidiospores (chain of conidia), which means dust The conidiospores are located at the end of conidiophore
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What produces black colonies and causes disease in grapes and onions?
A. niger
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What are some uses of Aspergillus in industry?
A. oryzae and A. soyae are used in production of soy sauce fermentation Some produce citric acid
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Define and describe penicillium
Penicillium is a mold Green, powdery colony Produces a chain of spherical conidia located at the ends of the conidiophores Spores produce a brush-shaped conidia Produces the antibiotic penicillin