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TCU DR JONES MICROBIOLOGY FINAL| 360+
ACTUAL QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
LATEST UPDATE



1. prokaryotic cell with a rod shape

Answer > bacillus

2. spherical bacterial cell

Answer > coccus

3. spiral shaped bacteria

Answer > vibrios, spirilla, spirochete

4. Other shapes of bacterial cells

Answer > square, appendage, star-shaped, filamentous

5. Structure and organization are based on specific processes cells need to carry out

Answer > Answer > Sensing/responding to stimuli, Compartmentation of metabolism, Growth and reproduction

6. Bacterial Flagella

Answer > are long appendages Extending from the cell surface used for cell motility

7. Anatomy of a bacterial flagella

Answer > helical filament, a hook, and a basal body

8. Chemotaxis
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, Answer > moving up the concentration gradient of a chemical attractant

9. Pili

Answer > are protein fibers extending from the surface of many bacteria

10. Pili help the cell...

Answer > Attach cells to surfaces and form biofilms and microcolonies

11. conjugation pili are used to

Answer > transfer genetic material between cells

12. Glycocalyx

Answer > is an outer layer external to the cell wall that is an adhering layer of polysaccharides (sometimes small
proteins)

13. Capsule

Answer > A thick glycolayx bound to the cell

14. A slime layer

Answer > A thinner, dittuse layer of polysaccharides that protects cells from the environment, and allows them to attach
to surfaces

15. bacterial cell wall

Answer > a tough and protective external shell made of peptidoglycan

16. The cell wall's functions

Answer > protects the cell from injury, and to maintain cell shape and water balance

17. Gram-Positive bacteria
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, Answer > have thick peptidoglycan cell walls containing teichoic acid

18. Gram-Negative bacteria

Answer > have a 2-dimensional peptidoglycan layer and no teichoic acid

19. Has an outer membrane, separated from the cell membrane by the...

Answer > periplas- mic space

20. Porins

Answer > in outer membrane, selectively allow small molecules into the periplasmic space

21. represents the interface between the cell environment and the cell cyto- plasm

Answer > The cell membrane

22. The fluid mosaic model

Answer > It is a fluid layer of phospholipid and protein

23. ...form a permeability barrier

Answer > Hydrophobic fatty acid chains in the phospholipids

24. Membrane proteins perform or aid in many functions

Answer > Cell wall synthesis, Energy metabolism, DNA replication, Sensation of stimuli, Molecule
transport

25. Antimicrobial substances may...

Answer > ...disrupt or dissolve the bilayer

26. Binary Fission Answer > The cell doubles in mass, DNA replicated in the two strands separate

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, 27. Cytokinesis Answer > is an inward pinching of the cell membrane and cell wall to separate the cell into two
genetically identical cells

28. The generation (or doubling) time Answer > an interval between successive binary fissions

29. This constant doubling of the numbers only occurs as long as... Answer >
nutrients for growth are available during the log phase of growth

30. A bacterial growth curve Answer > illustrates the dynamics of growth

31. During the lag phase Answer > no cell division occurs while bacteria adapt to their new environment

32. The logarithmic (log) phase Answer > exponential growth of the population occurs during this phase

33. Human disease symptoms usually develop during it Answer > Log Phase

34. Stationary phase Answer > when reproductive and death rates equalize

35. Decline (exponential death) phase Answer > the accumulation of waste products and scarcity of
resources causes it to enter

36. Endospores are a response to Answer > nutrient limitation

37. Endospores are a highly resistant survival structure formed by species of

and when nutrient supplies are low Answer > Clostridium and Bacillus

38. Spores can lay dormant for years then germinate into a vegetative cell,
withstand Answer > boiling water, alcohol and radiation

39. A stressed cell undergoes asymmetrical cell division creating... Answer > creating
a small prespore and a larger mother cell

40. The prespore contains Answer > Cytoplasm, DNA, Dipicolinic
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