isolation technique where the sample is streaked over the agar medium (radiant, quadrant, continuous)
What is a streak plate?
100
bases are able to hydrogen bond with one another causing this characteristic of DNA
What is double helix?
100
Enzymes and other proteins important in biochemical reactions
What is a globular protein?
100
A chemical reaction in which two molecules covalently bond to each other with the removal of a water molecule; monosaccharides can be joined this way to produce disaccharides or polysaccharides.
What is dehydration synthesis?
100
Pyrimidine and Purine
What are nitrogenic bases?
200
the film of bacteria on a slide
What is a smear?
200
Tells which bases bind to one another?
What is Chargoff's Rule?
200
Has a negative charge. Loses a hydrogen atom
What is a deprotenated atom?
200
Taking a fatty acid and combining it with a glycerol backbone
What is an Esther Bond?
200
Talks about the direction that something is happening which is a result of the numbers given to the sugar carbon atoms.
What is the 5 to 3 prime?
300
a gel-like polysaccharide compound used for culturing microbes; extracted from certain red algae
What is agar?
300
deciphers. AURC
What is RNA?
300
Formed from covalently bonded amino acids.
What is a peptide?
300
In an acqueous solution the tails want to repel water so this structure is created
What is a bilayer?
300
Mishaped protein in brain consumed to cause disease that resists denaturation
What is Kuru?
400
To study any individual bacteria we must be able to grow it in a ...
What is pure culture?
400
Instruction book. ATGC
What is DNA?
400
How the amino acids fold upon themselves due to interaction via H forces between peptide linkages. Alpha helices and beta sheets.
What is secondary structure?
400
They have a dual existence in water. Polar head and non polar tail
What is a phospholipid?
400
Boiling and urea are ways to cause what
What is denaturation?
500
whole colony viewed from above
What is form?
500
Sugar, phosphate, and nitrogenous base
What are the 3 things that make up a nucleic acid?
500
Forms between 2 cysteine amino acids. In both tertiary and quartenary structures