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What is microbiology?

The study of microorganisms

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What is the name of a single spherical shaped bacteria?

Coccus

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What is the Nucleus?

Where DNA is stored in a cell

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Are viruses alive?

Not exactly alive but more than inert and lifeless molecules. 

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How many known microbes cause infections?

Nearly 2,000 microbes

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What is the highly resistant part of bacteria that is formed to help survive harsh environments? 

Endospore

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What does the mitochondria do in the cell?

Makes ATP to use for energy 

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What are the nature of viruses?

Consists of nucleic acid, protein coat, and in some cases a membrane envelop. 

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What are the two forms of Carbohydrates?

Simple and Complex Carbohydrates

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What type of bacteria is corkscrewed shaped? 

Spirochetes

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What are the two types of fungal cells.

Yeast and Mold

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What percentage of viruses cause cancer?

approximately 20 percent

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Name two historical uses for bacteria? 

Possible answers: 

Bread production

Alcohol production

Cheese production

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What is chemotaxis?

The reaction of a bacteria to be drawn to or to be weary of a specific chemical in a specific area. 

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How many species of fungi can cause human diesase?

Nearly 300

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What are two common uses for sterilization? 

Possible answers:

inanimate objects

surgical instruments 

syringes

commercial packaged food

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What are all the possible types of lipids that we have learned. 

Triglycerides, Phospholipids, Steroids, and Waxes

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What is the process of making a biofilm.

1. Cell Deposition

2. Cell Absorption

3. Growth and replication

4. Polysaccharides matrix secreted

5. Detachment

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What is sexual spore formation?

Mixing of DNA from two parents fungi creates offspring with combinations of genes different from that of the parents. 

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What is aerobic respiration?

it is the break down of glucose using the Citric Acid cycle