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100

When substances move from an area of higher to lower concentration via a specific protein carrier but without energy is called...

Facilitated diffusion 

100

Peptidoglycan can be found here in bacteria... 

Cell Walls 

100
These two structures allow bacteria to adhere to surfaces... 
fimbriae and capsules 
100

These nucleic acids are purines... 

Adenine and Guanine 

100

This is the maximum number of electrons in the first energy shell of an atom... 

2

200

This type of active transport requires energy and transports mass amounts of large particles, cells, and liquids by engulfment and vesicle formation... 


Endocytosis 

200

During a Gram stain the alcohol does this to these cells... 

decolorizes, gram-negative 

200

The function of bacterial endospores is ultimately to do this... 

protect genetic material during harsh conditions 

200

These are capable of forming ionic bonds with anions... 

Cations 

200

This forms loosely around the cell and protects from water and nutrient loss... 

Slime Layer 

300

When whole cells or large molecules in solution are engulfed by a cell, this endocytosis is specifically called...

Phagocytosis 

300

The cell envelope is comprised of these three components... 

cell membrane, cell wall, and outer membrane 

300

This feature could be identified to show good evidence for the presence of bacterial cells on another planet...

Cell size 

300
This kind of reaction is a...

A+B->AB

Synthesis reaction 

300

Compared to a slime layer this is more tightly bound while also being denser and thicker, it also helps to protect bacteria against phagocytic white blood cells... 

Examples: plaque on teeth 

Capsules 

400

Nutrient absorption is mediated by the ... 

Nuclear Membrane 

400

Streptobacillus can be described as this... 

chain of rod-shaped cells 

400

Alpha helices and beta pleated sheets are examples of this level of protein... 

Secondary 

400

This reaction joins two molecules together and results in the loss of water... 

Dehydration synthesis 

400

As hydrogen ion concentration increases this happens... 

pH will decrease (become more acidic) 

500
These results helped you identify a psychrotroph by using a tube of thioglycollate... 

Turbidity throughout top to bottom but most turbidity at the very top. 

500

The term that refers to the flagella at both poles of the cell is... 

amphitrichous


500

Phospholipids contain polar heads and nonpolar tails, this feature classifies them as this... 

amphipathic 

500

The nucleus is composed of... 

protons and neutrons 

500

These would grow best in severe habitats, such as very hot, acidic, or salty environments... 

Barophiles 

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