microbiology chapter 1 summer session Flashcards

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1
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what are microbes?

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are tiny living things that individually are not visible with the naked eye

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2
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what is categorized into the group of microbes?

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protozoa, fungi(yeasts and mold), microscopic algae, viruses, and some noncellular entities that are unclassifiable

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3
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the process by which microbes produce acetone and butanol was discovered by ?

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chaim weizzmann

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4
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samonella enterica (bacteriums)

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found in the intestines

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5
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streptococcus pyogenes (bacterium)

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forms pus

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6
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saccharomyces cerevisiae (yeast)

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fungi, makes beer

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7
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penicillin chrysogenum (fungus)

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tuftlike or paintbrush appearance, produces a yellow pigment

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trypanosona cruzi (protozoan

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corkscrew

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peptidoglycan

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bacteria are usually enclosed in cell walls that are largely made of carbohydrates and protein

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archaea

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are single celled organisms that are microscopic and does not have a peptidoglycan structures

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three main types of archaea

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methanogen, extreme halophiles, extreme thermophiles

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fungi

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eukaryotes that can be multicellular or unicellular, and whose cells has a distinct nucleus that contains the DNA

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13
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true fungi

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have cells walls made out of chitin,

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14
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what is the most common type of fungi?

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mold!

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15
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mycelia

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large masses of mold, with long filaments called hyphae that lace together

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16
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protozoa

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unicellular eukaryotic microbes move via pseudopods, flagella, or cilia, can have many shapes, live free or as a parasite, asex/sex repro.

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algae

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are photosynthetic eukaryotes with a variety of shapes, abundant in fresh, and salt water, soil, and with plants, cell wall common cellulose

18
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viruses

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very small, need electron microscope to see, acellular, protein and RNA?DNA viruses need a host to be considered living, and are only capable of reproducing using the mechanisms of host

19
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multicellular animal parasites

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eukaryotes, and usually multicellular, and roundworms and flatworms are 2 major groups, helminths

20
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which groups of microbes are prokaryotes?

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bacteria and archae

21
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which groups are eukaryotes?

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algae, fungi, protozoa, multicellular animal parasites

22
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bacteria

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cell wall contains a carbohydrate protein complex called peptidoglycan,

23
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archae

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if it has a cell wall it lacks peptidoglycan

24
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eukarya

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protists, fungi, animals, plants

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protists
slime mold, protozoa, and algae
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fungi,
unicellular yeasts, multicellular molds, and mushrooms
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animals
sponges, worms, insects, and vertebrae
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plants
mosses, ferns, cornifers, and flowering plants
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what are the three domains?
Bacteria, Archae, Eukarya
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biogenesis
is the idea that living things can only arise from other preexisting living cells,
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aspetic techniques
procedures and techniques that prevent contamination by unwanted microorganisms
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germ theory of disease
that microorganisms might cause disease