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- Penicillin
- Cell wall Inhibitor
- Prevent peptidoglycan cross-linkage
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- Penicillin(semi-synthetic)
- Prevent Peptidoglycan cross linkage
- Cell Wall Inihibitor
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- Cephalosporins
- Prevent Peptidoglycan cross-linkage
- Cell wall inhibitors
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- Carbapenems
- Prevent peptidoglycan cross-linkage
- Cell wall inhibitors
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- Polypeptide antibiotics
- break NAG-NAM bonds
- Cell wall inhibitors
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- Aminoglycosides
- Bind to 70s Ribosomes
- Protein synthesis Inhibitors
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- Tetracycline
- bind to 70s ribosomes
- Protein synthesis inhibitors
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- Tetracycline
- Bind to 70s ribosomes
- Protein synthesis inhibitors
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- chloramphenicol
- bind to 70s ribosomes
- protein synthesis inhibitors
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- Macrolides
- Bind to 70s ribosomes
- protein synthesis inhibitors
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- Macrolides
- Bind to 70s ribosomes
- protein synthesis inhibotors
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- Oxazolidinones
- 70s ribosomes
- protein syntheis inhibitors
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- Streptogrammins
- bind to 70s ribosomes
- protein synthesis inhibitors
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- quinolones
- interfere with dna gyrase
- dna replication inhibitors
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- Rifamycin
- inhibits mRNA synthesis
- DNA Replication inhibitors
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- Essential
- structural analogs
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Benzalconium Chloride
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Cetylpyridium |
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- Disrupt cell membranes and denature proteins
- Quaterinary Ammonium Compounds
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Sodium Hypochlorite (chlorine)
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povidine ioding (iodine) |
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- Halogens
- Oxidizing agents that disrupt cell membranes
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Hexachlorophene,
Teichlosan, and
Chlorhexidine |
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- Phenols
- Disrupt cell membranes
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- Alcohols
- distrupt cell membranes and denature proteins
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- pH changes
- Denature proteins
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| Growth range between -5 and 18 degrees C |
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| Growth range between 10 and 48 degrees C |
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| Growth range of 40 degrees C and up |
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| Bacteria that require molecular oxygen |
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| Bacteria that are killed in the presence of oxygen |
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| Bacteria that respire either aerobically if oxygen is present or anaerobically in the absence of oxygen |
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| Bacteria that tolerate a small amount of oxygen but are killed by high concentration of oxygen |
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| eyepiece; mounted on top of the microscope body |
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| the lense at the bottom of the body tube closest to the slide |
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| know on the side that causes reletively lagrge movement of the lense. |
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| the smaller knob that moves the lense with more precision |
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| used to vary the illumitation of the object being viewed |
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what are the steps to aseptic technique? |
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- Flame the loop
- open the lid of the tube of inoculum
- flame the lip of the tube of inoculum
- fish(collect inoculum)
- flame the lip of the tube of inoculum
- close the tube of inoculum
- opent the lid of sterile tube
- flame the lip of the sterile tube
- plant inoculu
- flame the lip of tube and close it
- flame the loop
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| Describe the steak plate technique |
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| Begin by flaming the transfer loop then use aseptic technique to gather bacterium then you can beging placing the bacteruim on the agar plate. start with the first section and move the loop in a "s" motion flaming between sections. |
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| clusters of bacteria growing in the broth. suspended particles |
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| a concentration of growth at he bottom of the tube |
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