PCR etc
Hydrolitic
DNA stuff
Staph and Kirby
Miscellaneous
100

This is the purpose of PCR. 

Amplify template DNA

100

The chemical breakdown of a compound due to reaction with water. 

Hydrolysis

100

Elongating inhibitors of DNA polymerase that lack a 3'-OH group

Dideoxynucleotides

100

All staphylococci would give this result in a gram stain. 

Positive

100

This has to happen to starch before it can cross the cell membrane

Needs to be hydrolyzed

200

Why can gel electrophoresis be used to separate and analyze DNA? 

Shorter molecules travel faster than longer molecules. 

200

This type of agar is used to test a bacteria's ability to hydrolyze casein. 

Skim Milk Agar

200

Values used to assess the accuracy of each base

Quality Values

200

A positive result on a Mannitol Salt Agar would look like this. 

A color change from red to yellow.

200

enzymes secreted by the organism to catalyze reactions outside the cell

Extracellular enzymes/exoenzymes

300

This is why we use 16S rRNA to identify bacteria. 

It is present and distinct in all bacteria. 

300

What additional chemical needs to be added to the starch hydrolysis test to see the results?

Iodine

300

Two reasons to edit sequences

Remove misleading data and improve the quality of read

300

Agents produced by microorganisms that kill or inhibit other microorganisms. 

Antibiotics

300

Non-chromosomal genetic elements found in bacteria that can be transferred horizontally

Plasmids

400

What are the five reagents that go in a PCR reaction? 

PCR buffer, DNA polymerase, template DNA, dNTPs, Primers

400

What causes the substrate to change color in a biolog plate?

Redox reaction with Tetrazolium dye; the substrate is oxidized. 
400

These "other letters" can indicate ambiguity in a base at a particular position. 

Ambiguous base pairs

400
Antimicrobial resistance can be acquired from either of these mechanisms

Horizontal gene transfer, chance gene mutation

400

Four steps in thermal cycling; steps that amplify the DNA

Denaturing, annealing, elongation, final hold

500

In the process of obtaining DNA for sequencing, this step typically happens between PCR and sequencing. 

PCR Purification

500

Hydrolytic test that tests for the presence of tryptophanase, which hydrolyzes tryptophan to produce indol. 

Tryptophan hydrolysis

500

This is used to compare sequences to those in a database of sequences. 

BLAST

500

An antibiotic resistant organism will have this result in a Kirby Bauer test. 

Small zone of inhibition

500

Purpose of PCR Purification

Eliminate excess primers or incomplete sequences