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Microbiology with Diseases by Taxonomy exam questions and answers fully solved Microbial Growth - Answers-Increase in a population of microbes -due to reproduction of individual microbes Results of microbial Growth - Answers-a colony -a biofilm Colony of cells - Answers-a large group of cells generated from a single one Biofilm - Answerscollection of microbes living on a surface in a complex colony Most common microbial nutrients by element - AnswersCarbon, oxygen, nitrogen and hydrogen, obtained from a variety of sources Two groups of organisms based on a source of carbon - Answersautotrophs and heterotrophs two groups of organisms based on a source of energy - Answerschemotrophs and phototrophs Chemotrophs - AnswersOrganisms that develop energy from chemical means phototrophs - Answersorganisms that develop energy from light Autotrophs - AnswersUtilize carbon dioxide in air Heterotrophs - AnswersUtilize organic molecules in food green and sulfur bacteria oxygen production - Answersuses H2S as an electron source, they do NOT produce oxygen Growth requiring nutrients - Answerssources of carbon energy and electrons Two groups of organisms based on sources of electrons - Answersorganotrophs, lithotrophs Organotrophs - Answersorganic molecules as electron source lithotrophs - Answersinorganic molecules as electron source Oxygen requirements - Answersoxygen is essential for obligate aerobes, while being deadly for obligate anaerobes Why can oxygen be deadly? - AnswersToxic forms of oxygen are highly reactive and excellent oxidizing agents, resulting oxidation causing irreparable damage to cells Forms of toxic oxygen - Answerssinglet, superoxide radicals, peroxide anion, hydroxyl radical Organisms that live in oxygen concentrations - Answersaerobes, anaerobes, facultative anaerobes aerotolerant anaerobes, microaerophiles Using a growth medium to identify oxygen requirements - Answersloose fitting cap on a test tube with growth inside obligate aerobes - Answersrequire O2 obligate anaerobes - Answersare killed by O2 facultative anaerobes - Answersgrow better with O2 and can live without aerotolerant anaerobes - Answersunaffected by O2 levels Nitrogen requirements - Answ

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Microbiology with Diseases by Taxonomy exam questions and answers fully solved

Microbial Growth - Answers-Increase in a population of microbes

-due to reproduction of individual microbes

Results of microbial Growth - Answers-a colony

-a biofilm

Colony of cells - Answers-a large group of cells generated from a single one

Biofilm - Answerscollection of microbes living on a surface in a complex colony

Most common microbial nutrients by element - AnswersCarbon, oxygen, nitrogen and
hydrogen, obtained from a variety of sources

Two groups of organisms based on a source of carbon - Answersautotrophs and heterotrophs

two groups of organisms based on a source of energy - Answerschemotrophs and phototrophs

Chemotrophs - AnswersOrganisms that develop energy from chemical means

phototrophs - Answersorganisms that develop energy from light

Autotrophs - AnswersUtilize carbon dioxide in air

Heterotrophs - AnswersUtilize organic molecules in food

green and sulfur bacteria oxygen production - Answersuses H2S as an electron source, they do
NOT produce oxygen

Growth requiring nutrients - Answerssources of carbon energy and electrons

Two groups of organisms based on sources of electrons - Answersorganotrophs, lithotrophs

Organotrophs - Answersorganic molecules as electron source

lithotrophs - Answersinorganic molecules as electron source

Oxygen requirements - Answersoxygen is essential for obligate aerobes, while being deadly for
obligate anaerobes

Why can oxygen be deadly? - AnswersToxic forms of oxygen are highly reactive and excellent
oxidizing agents, resulting oxidation causing irreparable damage to cells

Forms of toxic oxygen - Answerssinglet, superoxide radicals, peroxide anion, hydroxyl radical

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