HomeCoursesMEDSCI 202: Microbiology and ImmunologyLecture 1 Lecture 1 0% Question 1 of 33 What are halophiles?= Microorganisms that can live under high salt conditions What are halophiles?= Microorganisms that can live under high salt conditions Question 1 of 33Question 2 of 33 What are thermophiles?= Microorganisms that can live in high temperatures (60-120 degrees celsius) What are thermophiles?= Microorganisms that can live in high temperatures (60-120 degrees celsius) Question 2 of 33Question 3 of 33 What are cryophiles?= Microorganisms that can live in low temperatures (<15 degrees celsius) What are cryophiles?= Microorganisms that can live in low temperatures (<15 degrees celsius) Question 3 of 33Question 4 of 33 What are acidophiles?= Microorganisms that can live in acidic conditions (pH <3) What are acidophiles?= Microorganisms that can live in acidic conditions (pH <3) Question 4 of 33Question 5 of 33 What are Alkaliphiles?= Microorganisms that can live in alkaline conditions (pH >9) What are Alkaliphiles?= Microorganisms that can live in alkaline conditions (pH >9) Question 5 of 33Question 6 of 33 What are xerophiles?= Microorganisms that can live in extremely dry conditions What are xerophiles?= Microorganisms that can live in extremely dry conditions Question 6 of 33Question 7 of 33 What are the largest microorganism’s? =Eukaryotes What are the largest microorganism’s? =Eukaryotes Question 7 of 33Question 8 of 33 How big are prokaryotes?= 1 micrometre How big are prokaryotes?= 1 micrometre Question 8 of 33Question 9 of 33 What is the smallest microorganism? =viruses What is the smallest microorganism? =viruses Question 9 of 33Question 10 of 33 Who discovered the microscope?= Anton van Leeuwenhoek (1676) Who discovered the microscope?= Anton van Leeuwenhoek (1676) Question 10 of 33Question 11 of 33 What is the magnification capacity of a light microscope?= "1000x (10x in the eyepiece, 100x in the lens)" What is the magnification capacity of a light microscope?= "1000x (10x in the eyepiece, 100x in the lens)" Question 11 of 33Question 12 of 33 What is the magnification capacity of a scanning electron microscope (SEM)?= "10,000x" What is the magnification capacity of a scanning electron microscope (SEM)?= "10,000x" Question 12 of 33Question 13 of 33 What is the magnification capacity of a transmission electron microscope (TEM)?= "200,000" What is the magnification capacity of a transmission electron microscope (TEM)?= "200,000" Question 13 of 33Question 14 of 33 What is the magnification capacity of a high resolution transmission electron microscope (HRTEM)?= "50,000,000x" What is the magnification capacity of a high resolution transmission electron microscope (HRTEM)?= "50,000,000x" Question 14 of 33Question 15 of 33 What are the taxonomic categories (7)= "Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species" What are the taxonomic categories (7)= "Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species" Question 15 of 33Question 16 of 33 What is a strain? =genetic variant of a species? What is a strain? =genetic variant of a species? Question 16 of 33Question 17 of 33 What is a serotype? =subtype defined by using specific antibodies What is a serotype? =subtype defined by using specific antibodies Question 17 of 33Question 18 of 33 What is a pathovar?= "A subtype with tissue/host specificity (eg. kiwifruit, tomatoes)" What is a pathovar?= "A subtype with tissue/host specificity (eg. kiwifruit, tomatoes)" Question 18 of 33Question 19 of 33 What is an isolate?= "A pure microbial sample obtained from cultured, refined specimen" What is an isolate?= "A pure microbial sample obtained from cultured, refined specimen" Question 19 of 33Question 20 of 33 What are the steps of bacterial growth? (3)= "Chromosome duplicates, growth of cell, cell divides" What are the steps of bacterial growth? (3)= "Chromosome duplicates, growth of cell, cell divides" Question 20 of 33Question 21 of 33 What are the speed phases of bacterial growth? (6)= "Lag, acceleration, growth, decline, stationary, death" What are the speed phases of bacterial growth? (6)= "Lag, acceleration, growth, decline, stationary, death" Question 21 of 33Question 22 of 33 What is generation time?= The time it takes for one bacterial cell to divide into two What is generation time?= The time it takes for one bacterial cell to divide into two Question 22 of 33Question 23 of 33 What does generation time mark the start of?= Acceleration phase What does generation time mark the start of?= Acceleration phase Question 23 of 33Question 24 of 33 "What causes the decline, stationary, and death phases?"= Inadequate nutrient supply "What causes the decline, stationary, and death phases?"= Inadequate nutrient supply Question 24 of 33Question 25 of 33 What are the shapes of bacteria? (6)= "Coccus, bacillus, coccobacillus, fusiform bacillus, vibrio, spirilli, spirochete " What are the shapes of bacteria? (6)= "Coccus, bacillus, coccobacillus, fusiform bacillus, vibrio, spirilli, spirochete " Question 25 of 33Question 26 of 33 What makes up the cell wall of gram positive bacteria? (2)= "Thick peptidoglycan, lipid membrane" What makes up the cell wall of gram positive bacteria? (2)= "Thick peptidoglycan, lipid membrane" Question 26 of 33Question 27 of 33 What makes up the cell of of gram negative bacteria? (3)= "cell membrane, think peptidoglycan layer, outer membrane" What makes up the cell of of gram negative bacteria? (3)= "cell membrane, think peptidoglycan layer, outer membrane" Question 27 of 33Question 28 of 33 What are some external structures of bacteria? (4)= "Flagella, fimbriae (pili), slime layers, capsules" What are some external structures of bacteria? (4)= "Flagella, fimbriae (pili), slime layers, capsules" Question 28 of 33Question 29 of 33 What are the functions of fimbriae (pili)? (2)= "Attachment to host cell, DNA transfer" What are the functions of fimbriae (pili)? (2)= "Attachment to host cell, DNA transfer" Question 29 of 33Question 30 of 33 What does the biofilm of a slime layer do? (2)= "Allows for gliding, aggregation" What does the biofilm of a slime layer do? (2)= "Allows for gliding, aggregation" Question 30 of 33Question 31 of 33 What does a capsule do? = Protection What does a capsule do? = Protection Question 31 of 33Question 32 of 33 What is an example of biofilm in teeth?= Dental plaque What is an example of biofilm in teeth?= Dental plaque Question 32 of 33Question 33 of 33 What are endospores?= "Survival cell of gram positive bacterial. Made up of proteinacious coat, peptidoglycan cortex, cell wall, and a core containing the bacterias genetic information" What are endospores?= "Survival cell of gram positive bacterial. Made up of proteinacious coat, peptidoglycan cortex, cell wall, and a core containing the bacterias genetic information"Question 33 of 33 Loading...