Microbial nutrition, growth requirements and bacterial metabolism Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
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-requires oxygen and grows well in room air
-15-21% oxygen, 1% CO2

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aerobe

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eg:
pseudomonas
bordetella
brucella
mycobacteria
PBBM

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obligate aerobic

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-does not require presence of oxygen
-dies in presence of oxygen

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obligate anaerobic

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4
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eg:
clostridium
bacteroides
(CBac)

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obligate anaerobic

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5
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-most clinically significant organism
-grows in either presence or absence of oxygen
-does not require oxygen but grows well with oxygen

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facultative anaerobe

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eg: enterobacteria

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facultative anaerobe

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7
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obligate aerobes and facultative anaerobes contain protective enzymes (2) against toxic effect of oxygen

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superoxidase dismutase
catalase

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8
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-can survive in presence of oxygen but will not perform metabolic process unless placed in anerobic environment

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aerotolerant anaerobe

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9
Q

eg:
propionibacterium
lactobaciullus
(ProLac)

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aerotolerant anaerobe

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10
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organism that requires 2-10% oxygen for growth

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microaerophile

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eg:
campylobacter
treponema pallidum
(CT)

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microaerophile

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12
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requires 5-10% CO2

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capnophiles

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eg.
haemophilus influenzae
neisseria gonorrheae
streptococcus pneumoniae
(HaNeS)

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capnophiles

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14
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CO2 % needed by aerobic bacteria

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0.03%

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15
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according to carbon source:
use CO2 as sole source of carbon

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autotrophs

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16
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according to carbon source:
use reduced, preformed organic molecules from other bacteria

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heterotrophs

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17
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according to energy source:
organisms that use light

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phototrophs

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18
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according to energy source:
organisms that use the energy produced by the oxidation of organic or inorganic compounds

19
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according to electron source:
-they reduce inorganic molecules
-same as autotrophs

20
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according to electron source:
-require organic substances for growth and multiplication
-ALL BACTERIA THAT INHABIT HUMAN BODY
-same as heterotrophs

21
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obtain energy either by photosyntetically or oxidatively

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autotrophs
litotrophs

22
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obtain energy by oxidation or fermenting organic substances such as glucose

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heterotrophs
organotrophs

23
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requires additional substances such as vitamins, purines, pyrimidines and hemoglobin for growth and survival

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fastidious bacteria

24
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require dead organic substances

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requires organic substance from living tissues
parasites
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optimum temperature for most bacteria
35-37c
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according to temperature: grows well at 0c to a maximum of 20c
psychrophile/cryophile
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eg: listeria monocytogenes yersinia enterocolitica
psychrophile/cryophile
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according to temperature: grows between 20-45c commonly encountered pathogenic bacteria in lab
mesophile
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according to temperature: grows beterrn 50-125c
thermophiles/hyperthemophile
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according to temperature: prokaryotes that are able to live at unusual conditions eg: bacillus infernus
extremophiles
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term: the lowest minimum time required to kill organism in a constant temperature
thermal death time
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term: the lowest temperature required to kill organism at a constant time
thermal death point
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measure of the hydrogen ion concentration of an organism's environment
pH requirement
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pH requirement: pH 0-5.5
acidophile
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pH requirement: pH 5.5-8.0
neutrophile
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pH requirement: pH 8.5-11.5
alkalophile
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pH requirement: most clinically significant bacteria
neutrophile
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optimum pH for most pathogenic bacteria is between -
6.5-7.5
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requirement important for bacterial growth
moisture
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requires increased concentration of sodium chloride
halophiles
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pressure requirement: organism that grow rapidly in presence of high pressure
barophilic
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substances required by fastidious bacteria for their growth and multiplication
growth factors: amino acids vitamins purines pyrimidines