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MMG 301 Exam 1 Questions and Correct
Answers/ Latest Update / Already Graded
Coccus

Ans: (single circle)


Diplococcus

Ans:


Streptococcus

Ans:


Staphylococcus

Ans: (clustered circles)


Bacillus

Ans:


Spirochete

Ans:

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Filamentous

Ans:


Vibrio

Ans:


What kind of lenses do optical light microscopes have?

Ans: Glass lenses


What kind of lenses do electron microscopes have?

Ans: Magnet lenses


Magnification

Ans: How big we can make something


Resolution

Ans: Limits the size of what can be clearly seen



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Why do we use immersion oil?

Ans: Beneficial to light microscopy; increases numerical
aperature; not as much light gets through without the oil


Resolving Power Equation

Ans: (.5 x λ) / numerical aperature


List the steps on the Gram Stain

Ans: 1. Flood heat-fixed smear with crystal violet for 1 minute
2. Add iodine solution for 1 minute
3. Decolorize with alcohol for 20 seconds
4. Counterstain with safranin for 1-2 minutes


List the steps for the Acid-Fast Stain

Ans: 1. Small amount of organism suspended in a saline
solution is fixed on a slide
2. Slide is flooded with fuchsin and phenol for 3 minutes, gentle
rinsed with water
3. Slide is decolorized with 3% HCl in 70% alcohol until color
appears to be removed for 2 minutes, rinsed wth water
4. Slide is flooded with methylene blue counterstain for 30
seconds, rinsed with water, air-dried
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Phase Contrast Microscopy

Ans: Converts differences in refractive index wit hin unstained
cells into contrast (living cells)


Darkfield Microscopy

Ans: Utilizes cardoid condenser between light source and
specimen (good for looking at extremely thin cells)


Describe the hydrophobic head and the hydrophobic tail of a
phospholipid

Ans: Made of fatty acids linked to a glycerol phosphate by an
ester bond


Ampithatic Molecule

Ans: Molecule that contains both hydrophobic and hydrophilic
regions


Where are ester lipids found?

Ans: Bacteria Eukarya


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