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MICR 290 EXAM 4 QUESTIONS WITH 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS!!
toxic form if O2 molecule that has an extra electron on its shell is called

superoxide anion

additional of a drop of hydrogen peroxide onto a colony of bacteria grown in petri plates
resulted in generation of gas bubbles in form of foam. which enzyme of those bacteria
generated the formation of the gas bubbles?

catalase

Alcohols are used for

antisepsis and disinfection

all of the following antibiotics are vidal except

Erythromycin

assuming that the random rate of mutation in bacteria is 1 in 10 million, what would the
rate of mutation be, if bacteria are exposed to a mutagen that increases the rate of
mutation by 1000 times?

1 in 10,000

Bacteria reproduce by the process of

binary fission

basic molecular structure of all of the following components is the same in prokaryotes and
eukaryotes except for this structure, which is smaller in prokaryotes

ribosomes

differences in quantity of which of the following components of bacterial cell wall
contributes most to the differences in the gram reactivity following a gram stain?

peptidoglycan

, during which phase of the growth curve, bacteria are most susceptible to the action of
penicillin

log phase

for this process, which is safe for living tissues, betadine, which has reduced germ killing
strength is used

antisepsis

from left to right, which of the following sequence of organisms are in the right order from
largest to smallest size

worm - protozoa - bacteria - virus

how many nanometers is a microbe that is 2 micrometers long

2,000

in genetic engineering, which of the following enzymes are used to cut DNA at specific cites

restriction endonucleases

in the science of bacteriology, the term growth usually refers to an increase in

number of bacterial cells

in which of the following categories of microorganisms, transcription and translation are
coupled

bacteria

inserting a human gene into bacteria which produce the product of that gene is example of

recombinant DNA technology

lowest temp that kills all bacterial cells in a broth culture in 10 min is called

thermal death point

milk which has been pasteurized by this method has the longest shelf life

ultra high temp

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