What part of a virus protects its genome?
Capsid
Viruses that infect bacteria are called
Bacteriophages
How do most bacteria reproduce?
Binary fission
These microbes require oxygen and are able to detoxify it
Obligate aerobes
In RNA, an A would be paired with which base?
What process builds complex molecules from simpler ones?
Anabolism
Name one way animal viruses enter host cells.
1. Endocytosis
2. Fusion
3. Injection
This type of bacteriophage can enter a lysogenic cycle
Temperate phage
What phase occurs right after inoculation in bacterial growth?
Lag phase
Where would we expect to see growth of obligate anaerobes in a tube?
Bottom only
Transcription takes place in the _______
Translation takes place in the _______
Nucleus
Cytoplasm
In order for transcription to occur, these 2 parts of the RNA polymerase holoenzyme are required
Core (polymerase core), and sigma factor
What type of virus can cause cancer in mammals?
Oncovirus
A prophage is made by __________ and a provirus is made by __________
Temperate phages (bacteriophages)
Retroviruses
Name the four phases of the bacterial growth curve
Lag, exponential (log), stationary, death
These microbes are able to grow throughout the length of the tube with an even distribution
Aerotolerant anaerobes
What is the flow of genetic info in a cell?
DNA --> RNA --> Protein
Short DNA fragments on the lagging strand of DNA replication are called
Okazaki fragments
What is the source of enveloped viruses’ envelope?
Host cell membrane (or nucleus/RER)
A phage genome inserted into the bacterial chromosome is called a
Prophage
These microbes prefer moderate temperatures but can survive short durations of high termperatures
Thermoduric
What type of microbes exhibits this growth pattern?
Facultative anaerobes
What enzyme unzips DNA during replication?
Helicase
Name an electron carrier.
NADH
FADH2
Which step of the SARS-Co2 life cycle involves the spike protein?
Adsorption
Activation of a prophage to enter the lytic cycle is called
Induction
These microbes prefer temperatures below 15C
Psychrophiles
What’s the difference between facultative and aerotolerant anaerobes?
Facultative: can USE O2
Aerotolerant: CANT us O2
What is the final electron acceptor in aerobic respiration?
Oxygen
Capsid are made of smaller subunits called
Capsomeres
This enzyme is necessary for retroviruses to replicate
Reverse transcriptase
What two steps of the lytic cycle have to happen prior to lysogeny?
Adsorption and penetration
The relationship between lice and humans would be considered what?
Parasitic
This is the reason microaerophiles are unable to grow at the very top of a tube
Can't detoxify oxygen
What is the anticodon for GCA?
CGU
What specific RNA allows ribosomes to bind mRNA?
16S rRNA