Prokaryotes Flashcards

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4 types of prokaryotic cell division with unequal products

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1- simple budding
2- budding form hyphae
3- cell division of stalked organism
4- polar growth

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2
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What is dilution rate in cell growth cultures?

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rate of adding medium to maintain exponential growth phase

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3
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Different pH type resistant names

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Acidophiles, neutrophiles, alkaliphiles

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4
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Name for prokaryotes tolerant to low/negative temp.

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Psychrophiles

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5
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Name for resistant to NaCl tolerant prokaryote

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Extreme halophile

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6
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Name for organism which can grow in high sugars

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osmophiles

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7
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what is the main characteristic of xerophile s?

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can grow in very dry conditions

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8
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Whats important about compatible solutes?

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compatible with cellular cytoplasm

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9
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Whats another name for compatible solute?

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Osmoprotector

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10
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What is a faculative aerobe?

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microorganism which can perform aerobic, anaerobic respiration or fermentation BUT peforms better with O2

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What is an aerotolerant microorganism?

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Fermentation- growth not better when O2 present

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What is shift down?

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rich to poor medium

= cessation of growth followed by growth increase = stringent response

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13
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What refolds denatured proteins?

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Dnak (in heatshock situation)

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14
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What type of plasmid confer antibiotic resistance?

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R-plasmids

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15
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What on plasmids can kill related bacteria?

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Bacteriocins

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16
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What genes make plasmids self-transmissabel?

17
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Are plasmids in same incompatibilty group compatible or incompatible?

18
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How does polymerase know if DNA is new?

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New DNA is not methylated. Its then methylated fro DnaA binding.

19
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What is the name of the structure formed in the membrane during cell division?

20
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What is the role of the MinCD oscillator in cell division?

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partitioning of chromosome + how well cell wall forms at division plane + ensures formation of FtsZ ring in middle of cell

21
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What forms in bands perpendicular to cell wall in most rod-shaped bacteria and doriects peptidoglycan synthesis to cell wall?

22
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what is the target of penicillin?

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Transpeptidation

23
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Bacterial replication strategy limiting factor and advantage

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positive selective for fastest dividing= limiting step is DNA-replication= selection for small genome

24
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Why are mitochondria important for eukaryotes?

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oxphos happens in mitochondrial membranes SO more ATP and no sa:vol limitation

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what did mitchondria and chloroplasts evolve from
mitochondria from proteobacterium | chloroplasts from cyanobacterium
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What is syntrophy?
phenomenon of one species living off the metabolic products of another species.
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What is evolution of eukaryotic cell as result of?
syntrophy between facultative anaerobic bacterium and anaerobic q archaeon
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How did newly endosymbiotic cells avoid O2 toxicity?
Migration to O2 rich waters = selection to maintain oxphos genes
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Why is retention of reduced endosymbiont genome important?
For local control of electron transport chain
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approximately how many genes in a modern mitochondrion?
less than 40
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Where is signal peptide located for protein secretion?
N-terminus
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How are trans-membrane domains interpreted by translocation channel?
as stop-transfer and restart-transfer during synthesis