Microbial physiology Flashcards

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the scientific study of functions and mechanisms in a living system

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physiology

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concerns the vital life of processes of microorganisms

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microbial physiology

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3
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bacterial physiology includes what?

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  • nutrition
  • environmental factors affecting survival of bacteria
  • growth and multiolication
  • metabolism
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4
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bacterial growth

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increase in size and no. of cells

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group of cells large enough to be seen without a microscope

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colony

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6
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bacteria which can synthesize their own food
ex: algae, cyanobacteria

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autotrophs

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7
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bacteria which cannot synthesize their own food

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heterotrophs

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what are the different types of heterotrophic bacteria?

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  • parasitic
  • saprophytic
  • symbiotic
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9
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they derive their food from living organisms

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parasitic

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10
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they feed in dead and decaying organic matter

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saprophytic

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11
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they live in a symbiotic association with other organisms

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symbiotic

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12
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what are the organism that produces their own food

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  • plants
  • algae
  • some bacteria
  • phytoplankton
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what are the organism that does not make their own food

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  • fungi
  • animals
  • most protozoa
  • most bacteria
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14
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uses photosynthesis or chemosynthesis

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autotrophs

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15
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get proteins and energy

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heterotrophs

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16
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how do autotrophs produce their own food? (plants and bacteria)

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plants
- photosynthesis
-chloroplasts
bacteria
- chemosynthesis

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17
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allows plants to produce nutrients from light

18
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anong ginagamit sa chemosynthesis in producing their own food?

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methane or hydrogen sulfide along with oxygen to produce carbon dioxide and energy

methane/hydrogen sulfide~oxygen~carbon dioxide~energy

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use light

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use either inorganic or organic chemicals

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use inorganic chemicals

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chemolithotrophs

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use organic compounds

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chemoorganotrophs

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use CO2 as their energy source

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use light energy and CO2

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photoautotrophs

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use light and organic compounds
photoheterotrophs
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use organic compounds as their carbon source
heterotrophs
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use chemicals as an energy source and CO2 as a carbon source
chemoautotrophs
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use chemicals as energy source and organic compound
chemoheterotrophs
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what is the energy source of photoautotroph?
light
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what is the carbon source of photoautotroph?
CO2/carbon dioxide
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examples of oxygenic photoautotroph?
cyanibacteria, algae, plants
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examples of anoxygenic photoautotroph?
green, purple, bacteria
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energy source of photoheterotroph?
light
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carbon source of photoheterotroph?
organic compounds
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ex. of photoheterotroph?
green, purple nonsulfur bacteria
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energy source of chemoautotroph?
chemical
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carbon source of chemoautotroph?
CO2/ carbon dioxide
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ex. of chemoautotroph
hydrogen, iron, sulfur, nitrogen, and carbon monoxide- oxidizing bacteria
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energy source of chemoheterotroph
chemical
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carbon source of chemoheterotroph
organic compounds
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ex. of chemoheterotroph
fermentative bacteria, animals, protozoa, fungi, bacteria