Microorganisms
Organelles
Genetics/Replication
Killing Microbes
Antibiotics/Immune
100

What are disease causing organisms called?

Pathogens

100
What is the function of the ribosome?

protein synthesis

100

What is the genome?

All the genetic traits of an organism

100

Destroying pathogens on nonliving surfaces is called ________________.

Disinfection

100

What is lysozyme?

enzymes found in tears and saliva that breaks down peptidoglycan.

200

What is Koch's Postulates?

linking microorganisms to disease

200

What is the cell envelope comprised of?

cell wall, cell membrane and outer membrane

200

What is the phenotype?

Physical characteristics
200

What is sterilization?

Killing of all microbes including endospores

200

What is an antigen?

Causes an immune response.

300

Which type of microorganisms are considered acellular? nonliving?

Viruses

300

What is the function of bacterial appendages?

Attachment and motility.

300

How is DNA replication described?

Semi conservative; one parent strand and one new strand.
300

What is the infectious dose?

Smallest number of microbes to cause an infection

300

What is an epitope and hapten?

Epitope causes an immune response.

Hapten is too small by itself to cause an immune response. 

400

Which two groups are in kingdom protistia?

Protozoa and algae
400

How are gram positive and gram negative cells different?

Gram positive have a thick cell wall. Gram negative have a thin cell wall and outer membrane.

Positive stain purple

Negative stain pink

400

What is the origin of replication?

Where replication starts.

400

What is an endogenous vs exogenous infection?

endo - originates from inside

exo - originates from outside

400

Which WBC are granuolcytes? Which are agranulocytes?

granulocytes; eosinophils, basophils, neutrophils

agranulocytes; monoctyes and lymphocytes

500

What location do you typically find helminths?

In the digestive tract.

500

Describe the 4 possible arrangements of flagella.

monotrichous - one flagellus

lophotrichious - tuft from one end

peritrichious - all over

ampitrichious - one flagella from each end.

500

A piece of DNA that codes for a product is called a ________

gene

500

How are opportunistic and true pathogens different?

Opportunistic - cause disease in sick people

True - cause disease in healthy people

500

What do cephalosporins and pencillincs have in common?

Beta lactam ring

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