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MICROBIOLOGY A SYSTEMS APPROACH 6TH
EDITION TEST BANK EXAMINATION 2026
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT

◉ types of microorganisms. Answer: bacteria, viruses, protozoa,
helminths, fungi


◉ helminths. Answer: parasitic invertebrate animals such as worms


◉ eukary. Answer: true nucleus


◉ 3 cell types. Answer: eukaryotes, bacteria, archaea


◉ ubiquitous. Answer: present or existing everywhere


◉ Pathogen. Answer: any agent such as a virus, bacteria, fungus,
protozoan, or helminth that causes disease


◉ How many different microbes can cause disease?. Answer: 2,000
out of 10-100 million different species of microorganisms

,◉ Pasteur. Answer: showed that human disease could arise from
infection, Germ theory


◉ Leeuwenhoek. Answer: microscope


◉ Lister. Answer: hand washing


◉ binomial nomenclature. Answer: A system for giving each
organism a two-word scientific name that consists of the genus
name followed by the species name


◉ Taxonomy. Answer: classifying organisms


◉ atoms. Answer: Made of protons, neutrons, and electrons


◉ protons, neutrons, electrons. Answer: Protons -fixed in an atom
which defines an element. Number of neutrons may vary; electrons
are transferred or shared between atoms in chemical reactions


◉ compound. Answer: more than one element


◉ ionic compounds. Answer: contain one metal at least. Ex: sodium
chloride

, ◉ covalent bond. Answer: no metal involved (carbon dioxide, water,
etc). Can be polar (water). Water also has a hydrogen bond, polar
compound soluble in polar solvent, non-polar compound soluble in
non-polar solvent


◉ pH scale. Answer: acid less than 7, basic more than 7


◉ Carbohydrates. Answer: gives readily available energy
examples- glucose, fructose, -monsaccarides, lactose- disaccaride,
starch- polysaccharide


◉ Protein. Answer: made of amino acids, has primary (amino acid
sequence), secondary (alpha helix, beta pleated sheet), tertiary (3D
structure), quaternary (multimedia proteins such as hemoglobin)
structure


◉ peptide bond. Answer: joins two amino acids


◉ carbon-carbon double bond. Answer: present in unsaturated fatty
acids


◉ triglyceride-gylcerol. Answer: attached to 3 fatty acids

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