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Can you name the Bacterial Structure/Growth/Metabolism?
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Small circular extra-
chromosomal DNA that is nonessential. It replicates separately from the chromosome and often codes for virulence factors, antibiotic resistance, and/
or self tr
Plasmid
81.1%
Viruses that infect bacteria
Bacteriophage
79.2%
Transport against the concentration gradient. Carrier protein and energy are required.
Active transport
77.4%
Phase on bacterial growth curve where the is no or little cell division
Lag phase
73.6%
Dormant form of a bacterial cell found only in gram positive bacteria. Examples are Bacillus anthacis and Clostridium Tetani.
Spore
73.6%
Gene transfer through the sex pilus
Conjugation
71.7%
Transfer of naked DNA
Transformation
71.7%
Phase on bacterial growth curve where rate of cell division is equal to the rate of cell death
Stationary phase
69.8%
Respiration in which an inorganic molecule other than O2 is the final electron acceptor. Theoretical maximum energy yield is 36ATP/
glucose or less.
Anaerobic Respiration
69.8%
Gram positive pathogen that causes skin infections, endocarditis, pneumonia, and food poisoning.
Staph aureus
69.8%
Has a waxy cell wall containing mycolic acid. Its lethal oxidation is survival inside of a macrophage. It is sensitive to heat and UV light.
Mycobacterium tuberculosis
69.8%
Phage-
mediated gene transfer
Transduction
67.9%
Also called endotoxin specific to Gram negative bacteria. It is a strong stimulator of the immune response.
LPS
67.9%
Pathogen that does NOT have a cell wall, will not be seen with a gram stain, and contains sterols.
Mycoplasma
66%
Complex aggregation of microorganisms marked by the excretion of a protective and adhesive matrix. 65% of nosocomial infections are caused by this.
Biofilm
64.2%
Gram negative pathogen that causes UTI, Meningitis in neonates, and GI tract infections.
E. coli
62.3%
Type of diffusion where a protein channel or carrier protein is embedded within the cell membrane
Facilitated diffusion
60.4%
Occurs in the cytosol in the absence of O2 and energy yield is 2ATP/
glucose. End products of this process can be used for identification of many bacteria.
Fermentation
60.4%
Gram positive diplococci that causes pneumonia, otitis media, and meningitis.
Streptococcus pneumoniae
60.4%
Another name for glycocalyx.
Capsule
60.4%
Single polar flagellum
Monotrichous
58.5%
May be a poison for bacteria because it generates toxic products such as hydrogen peroxide and superoxide anion.
Oxygen
56.6%
Recognizes and binds to specific DNA sites during transcription
RNA polymerase
56.6%
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Gram negative pathogen that causes Lyme disease. It is a spirochete that contains endoflagella for movement. Gram negative stain but too thin to be seen.
Borrelia burgdorferi
56.6%
Toxic part of LPS
Lipid A
56.6%
Grows best when O2 is present, but can grow without O2 as well. E. coli is an example.
Facultative anaerobe
54.7%
Small segments of DNA that can move from one region of DNA to another
Transposons
54.7%
Surface antigens only on Gram positive bacteria that has a role in adherence to host cells or other bacteria.
Teichoic acid
54.7%
Multiple flagella around the cell
Peritrichous
54.7%
G+ pathogen that causes Gas Gangrene. It is an obligate anaerobe.
Clostridium perfringens
50.9%
Incorporation of extrachromosomal DNA into the chromosome.
Recombination
50.9%
Bind to RNA polymerase core enzyme and recognize promoter.
Sigma factor
47.2%
Gram negative pathogen that causes meningitis, epiglottitis, otitis media, and pneumoniae.
H. influenza
47.2%
Major surface antigen on LPS
O Antigen
47.2%
Multiple flagella at the same spot
Lophotrichous
45.3%
Type of parasite that can live only on living tissue and not dead tissue
Obligate parasite
43.4%
Repressed temperate phage DNA inserted into bacterial chromosome. Its DNA may code for other proteins that make the bacteria more virulent=lysogenic conversion. Examples are diphth
Prophage
43.4%
Small molecules that bind iron. Gets internalized via receptors by the bacterial cell.
Siderophore
41.5%
Set of genes needed for a particular response that are in different operons but under the control of one common regulator protein.
Regulon
41.5%
Simultaneous expression of genes involves this.
Operon
41.5%
Unusual carbohydrate residue on LPS
Core
41.5%
Where a regulator protein binds in an operon.
Operator region
35.8%
Provides protection for DNA in spores.
Dipicolinic acid
35.8%
Peptidoglycan like on spores
Cortex
35.8%
Keratin-
like protein on spores.
Coat
34%
Chemical conversion of transported molecule
Group translocation
26.4%
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