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Discovered that cowpox could protect people from smallpox |
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First to disprove the concept of spontaneous generation using jars of meat |
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1. First to recommend that doctors wash their hands to prevent spread of infection |
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Found the first agent that could be used to treat infection |
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1. Koch’s postulates are a set of 4 criteria that must be satisfied in proving that a disease is caused by a particular microorganism. Which of the following is not one of the criteria? |
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The microorganism must be transmitted from a diseased person to an animal or another person. |
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1 What is the major disadvantage of observing a wet mount under a microscope? |
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There is a poor contrast between the cells and the background. |
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cells appear dark against a bright background. |
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uses ultraviolet light rather than visible light. |
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Phase-contrast microscope |
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different parts of the cell refract light as different angles, enabling the internal structure to be seen. |
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With what gram stain what color are gram-positive bacteria? |
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maintains osmotic pressure inside the bacteria cell. |
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protects bacteria from phagocytosis by white blood cells. |
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functions in attachment to host tissue. |
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What cell arrangement is characterized by Staphylococcus |
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Lipid A and O-oligosaccharide (O antigen) are components of: |
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1. What happens when bacterial flagella rotate in a counterclockwise direction? |
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The flagella work independently of another causing erratic movement. |
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Which of the following is not true? |
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Spores are produced during the log phase of bacterial growth. |
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Which type of solution will cause a cell to loose water and shrivel? |
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does not require energy, but uses a transport protein |
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modifies as it is transported across the membrane. |
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requires neither energy nor a transport protein |
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bacteria that grow best in salty environments such as seawater. |
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bacteria that grow best at cold temperatures. |
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H ions are released out of the cell and re-enter through ATP synthase. |
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glucose is metabolized to pyruvic acid. |
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Acetyl CoA is metabolized to CO2. |
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this path is NOT completed in the absence of Oxygen. |
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What is the final electron acceptor in anaerobic respiration? |
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Source of energy in a cell |
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1. What are the 3 differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells that were discussed in class? |
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ü Prokaryotic cells do not have a nuclear envelope
ü Prokaryotic do not have cytoplasmic organelles.
ü Prokaryotic cells have 705 ribosomes; while eukaryotic cells have 80 ribosomes. |
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Draw the bacteria growth curve and indicate the 4 phases of growth |
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1- Lag phase
2- Log phase
3- Stationary phase
4- Death phase |
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Why are obligate anaerobes unable to grow in presence of oxygen? |
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They do not have superoxide dismutase that neutralizes oxygen radicals. |
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Which of the following can be sterilized in dry heat? |
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kill bacteria by denaturing proteins |
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