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BIOS242 Exam 2 Study Guide – UPDATED Questions with 100%
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Chamberlain University-Illinois

BIOS242

BIOS242 Exam 2 Study Guide


Q1 A microorganism that grows best in high hydrostatic pressure environments is called a
_________.


A Barophile



Q2 Antimicrobial drugs fully created in a lab are called __________ drugs.


A Synthetic.



Q3 The process that destroys vegetative pathogens but not endospores on inanimate objects is
__________


A Disinfection



Q4 The enzyme that hydrolyzes the beta-lactam ring in penicillins and cephalosporins is
__________.


A Beta-lactamase



Q5 Tetracyclines interfere with bacterial __________ synthesis.


A Protein



Q6 Infectious agents with moderate potential are studied under __________ conditions.


A BSL-2



Q7 The total number of cases in an area during a specific time is called __________.


A Prevalence



Q8 Which statement is true when comparing saprobes and parasites?



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A Parasites get energy from living organisms and saprobes from dead organisms



Q9 Which type of organism can use aerobic metabolism in the presence of oxygen and
anaerobic metabolism without?


A Facultative anaerobe



Q10 Which phase of the bacterial growth curve shows maximal growth and doubling each
generation?


A Exponential phase



Q11 Which classification uses chemicals for energy and carbon dioxide as a carbon source?


A Chemoautotroph



Q12 Organisms that grow best between 15°C and 30°C are called __________


A Psychrotolerant (psychrotroph)



Q13 What is it called when a molecule prevents substrate binding by competing for the active
site?


A Competitive inhibition



Q14 Acetyl-CoA participates in ______ pathways to create and break down fatty acids.


A Amphibolic pathways



Q15 Which stage of respiration yields the most ATP?


A Electron Transport Chain (ETC)



Q16 What term describes enzymes that function inside the cell?


A Endoenzyme



Q17 The "lock and key" fit refers to the interaction between:


A Enzyme and substrate



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