Microbes
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What is endosymbiosis?

when a microbe lives within a multicellular organism and provides beneficial functions.

100

Lipids have a hydro-______ head and a hydro-_____ tail.

hydrophilic head; hydrophobic tail

100

True or False: Gram positive bacteria have a thinner peptidoglycan layer and a LPS layer.

False

100

Treatments that disrupt the integrity of the cell wall causes-

osmolysis/cell to lyse

200

Prokaryotes lack a ________ and do not have ______ _______ organelles.

nucleus; membrane bound

200

DNA pairs its complementary bases (A-T and G-C) using what kind of bonds?

hydrogen bonds

200

Bacterial cells contain a ______ region with surrounding ribosomes.

nucleoid

200

In a bacterial cell, the genome is replicated bidirectionally from the origin, then separates into 2 identical cells. This is called-

binary fission

300

What is the purpose of Koch's postulates?

To find the causative agent of a disease.

300

True or False: Molecules that are LARGE or CHARGED can not pass through the lipid bilayer freely.

True

300

Chemotaxis involves a cell rotating _______ toward an attractant, and _______ to stop motion and the cell tumbles.

counterclockwise; clockwise

300

What are the 2 subunits of a ribosome and what do ribosomes do?

Large 50S and small 30S subunits; ribosomes are responsible for making an amino acid sequence during translation that dictate the function of proteins. (protein synthesis)

400

Is a virus a eukaryote or a prokaryote?

Neither!

400

The unique properties of each amino acid determines how the protein _____, which determine the characteristics of the protein.

folds

400

The peptidoglycan cross-bridge formation is blocked by __________, which is a derivative of penicillin.

vancomycin

400

What is a latent infection? Give an example.

A latent infection is hidden or dormant, when the organsim is present but symptoms are not, and the disease can reappear.

Ex: herpes virus, VZV virus (shingles)

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