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| Class: | BIOL 207 - GEN MICROBIOLOGY |
| Subject: | Biology (Univ) |
| University: | Western Kentucky University |
| Term: | Spring 2011 |
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T/F Coliform organisms produce acid and gas from glucose.
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False. |
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A retrovirus has the unique ability to possess _____ in it's core.
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Reverse transcriptase. |
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Which can be transmitted by contaminated needles?
Hep A
Hep A+C
Hep B+C
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Hep B+C |
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Herpes Simplex Virus II may cause
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Neonatal Herpes. |
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_____ is the starting material for the diverse products of fermentation.
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Glucose. |
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Dane particles refer to _____ in HBV.
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Core antigen |
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Causes of mutation:
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-base substitution -insertion elements -jumping gene |
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Acyclovir affects HSV by inhibiting:
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DNA replication. |
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The hepatitis A virus is:
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Very resistant to physical and chemical agents. |
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The virus that causes serum hepatitis has:
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Enveloped capsid and DNA |
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Bioremediation of oil spills caused by the 1991 Gulf War is associated largely with:
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Anthrobacter |
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T/F Genetic engineering includes organ transplants.
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False. |
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Oil spills of Alaska costal water is associated with the bioremediation potential of:
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Pseudomonas |
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The superbug that can withstand radiation exposure 1000% more than humans is:
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Tetracoccus |
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Herpes simplex virus possesses:
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-icosahedral capsid -DNA genome -Envelope with spikes |
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The common cause of food intoxication is:
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Staphlyococcus Aureus |
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Table sugar is made of:
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Glucose and Fructose. |
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The commercial products manufactured from genetic engineering technology include ______ and _____.
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Hepatitis B Vaccine and Insulin. |
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tRNA transfers _____ during Translation.
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Amino Acids. |
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The primary decomposers of dead organic matter are microorganisms such as _____ and _____.
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Bacteria and Fungi. |
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People in the US are at a high risk for cirrhosis because of:
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Hepatitis C. |
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DNA Polymerase is a driver of ____ ____.
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DNA Replication. |
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The CDC defines an HIV infected individual as having AIDS is their CD4 count is below:
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200/mm3 |
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The germ theory was proposed by:
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L. Pasteur |
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Nitrogen fixing bacteria form a _____ association with the roots of _____.
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Symbiotic/Legumes. |
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Which of the following is transmitted via the fecal/oral route?
Hep C/Hep B/Hep A/West Nile Virus
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Hep A. |
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T/F: Transmission of HIV from mother to child can occur across the placentra.
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True. |
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T/F You can get Hepatitis B from another person if you share food with them.
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False. |
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HIV has already affected approx. ___ and has claimed a toll of ___ human lives all over the world.
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>40 million;20 million |
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In the diagnosis for HIV infection Western blot test measures ____ in the blood of a patient.
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Antibodies. |
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Recurrant infections by opportunistic pathogens in a HIV-infected person signal a case of:
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Full blown AIDS. |
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Which of the following T lymphocytes is infected and destroyed during the progression of AIDS?
LD20/CD8/CD6/CD4
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CD4 |
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Meningitis is characterized by:
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-acute headache -neck stiffness -photophobia |
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Development of a leathery pseudomembrane in the pharynx or tonsil region following sore throat is the symptom of:
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Dyptheria. |
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The Strep Throat causative agent is a:
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Chain of Cocci. |
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Petroleum that comes from Earth is an example of biogeochemical cycle mainly related to:
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Carbon. |
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Red tides in costal water are associated with:
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Dino flagellates. |
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Who first designed the study on localized cholera epidemics?
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J. Snow. |
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Which has less microbes?
Sample A-100ppm
Sample B-40ppm
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Sample B |
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Potable water is water that is ____ to drink.
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Safe/OK |
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The biological oxygen demand (BOD) is measured in:
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Amounts of biological pollution in the water. |
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T/F: The pollution in surface water may arise from the subterranean spring from which it flows.
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False. |
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The spread of HPV can be effectively checked by the administration of a proper _____ at an ____ age.
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Vaccine/Early. |
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Infection of E. Coli 0157:H7 may lead to human death by causing:
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Acute Renal Failure |
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T/F: Salmonella typhi is transmitted by food, flies, fingers, feces, and fomites.
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True. |
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Home-canned food can be a source of clostridial contamination because:
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Clostridia thrive in the absence of oxygen. |
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Botulism is a severe case of food intoxication caused by:
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Clostridium Botulinum. |
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The basis of differentiation in gram staining is in the:
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Chemistry of the Cell Wall. |
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If glucose is the monomer of a carb, what is the monomer of a lipid?
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Fatty Acids. |
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Drugs using protease inhibitors affect ___ structure of the virus.
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Capsid. |
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Chlamydia is a type of the smallest:
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Bacteria. |
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Reverse transcriptase inhibitors do not allow the synthesis of:
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DNA. |
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What two factors are strongly correlated with global warming?
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-deforestation -increase in CO2 in the atmosphere |
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Translation in gene therapy involves:
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-mRNA -tRNA -Ribosomes |
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Diagnosis of tuberculosis requires _____ testing of the sputum collected from the patient.
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Acid fast. |
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Plasmids:Gene Therapy for novel products
_____:Gene Therapy for novel therapy
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Adenovirus |
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Who was awarded the 1905 Nobel Prize for his work with tuberculosis?
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R. Koch |
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Pneumonia is a severe condition of the lower respiratory system and is caused by what 3 kinds pathogens?
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-Bacterial -Fungal -Viral |
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T/F Human insulin is the product of bacterifacture using the cloning of the streptococcus species.
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False. |
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T/F Bacteriophages exhibit icosahedral type of symmetry.
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True. |
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The first generation antibiotic Penicillin was derived from Penicillium which is a:
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Fungus. |
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T/F Dino flagellates and Yeast are eukaryotes.
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True. |
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Peritrichous arrangement of flagella in bacteria refers to the presence of flagella on the ___ ___ of the cell.
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Whole Surface. |
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Barbara McClintock was awarded the 1983 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine in recognition of her work with:
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The jumping gene. |
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The end product of gene transcription is:
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Protein. |
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When DNA replicates, each of the 2 new strands contains one strand within it. This is also known as:
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Semi-Conservative. |
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Genome of a bacteria refers to all of the ___ presence in it's chromosome.
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DNA. |
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Gummas are characterized by being a symptom of:
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tertiary syphilis. |
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Wine is produced by the fermentation of grapes by the ____.
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Saccharomyces Species |
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Prokaryotic microorganisms that have no cell wall are:
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Mycoplamas |
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Gene expression commonly includes:
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Protein synthesis. |
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Discovery of H. Pylori as a causal organism for the gastric ulcer brought the 2005 Nobel Prize to:
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Warren and Marshal |
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Which of these is one of the most commonly occurring viruses in the environment?
HPV/HIV/WNV/HSV
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HSV |
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| T/F Coliform organisms produce acid and gas from glucose. | False. | |
| A retrovirus has the unique ability to possess _____ in it's core. | Reverse transcriptase. | |
| Which can be transmitted by contaminated needles? Hep A Hep A+C Hep B+C | Hep B+C | |
| Herpes Simplex Virus II may cause | Neonatal Herpes. | |
| _____ is the starting material for the diverse products of fermentation. | Glucose. | |
| Dane particles refer to _____ in HBV. | Core antigen | |
| Causes of mutation: | -base substitution -insertion elements -jumping gene | |
| Acyclovir affects HSV by inhibiting: | DNA replication. | |
| The hepatitis A virus is: | Very resistant to physical and chemical agents. | |
| The virus that causes serum hepatitis has: | Enveloped capsid and DNA | |
| Bioremediation of oil spills caused by the 1991 Gulf War is associated largely with: | Anthrobacter | |
| T/F Genetic engineering includes organ transplants. | False. | |
| Oil spills of Alaska costal water is associated with the bioremediation potential of: | Pseudomonas | |
| The superbug that can withstand radiation exposure 1000% more than humans is: | Tetracoccus | |
| Herpes simplex virus possesses: | -icosahedral capsid -DNA genome -Envelope with spikes | |
| The common cause of food intoxication is: | Staphlyococcus Aureus | |
| Table sugar is made of: | Glucose and Fructose. | |
| The commercial products manufactured from genetic engineering technology include ______ and _____. | Hepatitis B Vaccine and Insulin. | |
| tRNA transfers _____ during Translation. | Amino Acids. | |
| The primary decomposers of dead organic matter are microorganisms such as _____ and _____. | Bacteria and Fungi. | |
| People in the US are at a high risk for cirrhosis because of: | Hepatitis C. | |
| DNA Polymerase is a driver of ____ ____. | DNA Replication. | |
| The CDC defines an HIV infected individual as having AIDS is their CD4 count is below: | 200/mm3 | |
| The germ theory was proposed by: | L. Pasteur | |
| Nitrogen fixing bacteria form a _____ association with the roots of _____. | Symbiotic/Legumes. | |
| Which of the following is transmitted via the fecal/oral route? Hep C/Hep B/Hep A/West Nile Virus | Hep A. | |
| T/F: Transmission of HIV from mother to child can occur across the placentra. | True. | |
| T/F You can get Hepatitis B from another person if you share food with them. | False. | |
| HIV has already affected approx. ___ and has claimed a toll of ___ human lives all over the world. | >40 million;20 million | |
| In the diagnosis for HIV infection Western blot test measures ____ in the blood of a patient. | Antibodies. | |
| Recurrant infections by opportunistic pathogens in a HIV-infected person signal a case of: | Full blown AIDS. | |
| Which of the following T lymphocytes is infected and destroyed during the progression of AIDS? LD20/CD8/CD6/CD4 | CD4 | |
| Meningitis is characterized by: | -acute headache -neck stiffness -photophobia | |
| Development of a leathery pseudomembrane in the pharynx or tonsil region following sore throat is the symptom of: | Dyptheria. | |
| The Strep Throat causative agent is a: | Chain of Cocci. | |
| Petroleum that comes from Earth is an example of biogeochemical cycle mainly related to: | Carbon. | |
| Red tides in costal water are associated with: | Dino flagellates. | |
| Who first designed the study on localized cholera epidemics? | J. Snow. | |
| Which has less microbes? Sample A-100ppm Sample B-40ppm | Sample B | |
| Potable water is water that is ____ to drink. | Safe/OK | |
| The biological oxygen demand (BOD) is measured in: | Amounts of biological pollution in the water. | |
| T/F: The pollution in surface water may arise from the subterranean spring from which it flows. | False. | |
| The spread of HPV can be effectively checked by the administration of a proper _____ at an ____ age. | Vaccine/Early. | |
| Infection of E. Coli 0157:H7 may lead to human death by causing: | Acute Renal Failure | |
| T/F: Salmonella typhi is transmitted by food, flies, fingers, feces, and fomites. | True. | |
| Home-canned food can be a source of clostridial contamination because: | Clostridia thrive in the absence of oxygen. | |
| Botulism is a severe case of food intoxication caused by: | Clostridium Botulinum. | |
| The basis of differentiation in gram staining is in the: | Chemistry of the Cell Wall. | |
| If glucose is the monomer of a carb, what is the monomer of a lipid? | Fatty Acids. | |
| Drugs using protease inhibitors affect ___ structure of the virus. | Capsid. | |
| Chlamydia is a type of the smallest: | Bacteria. | |
| Reverse transcriptase inhibitors do not allow the synthesis of: | DNA. | |
| What two factors are strongly correlated with global warming? | -deforestation -increase in CO2 in the atmosphere | |
| Translation in gene therapy involves: | -mRNA -tRNA -Ribosomes | |
| Diagnosis of tuberculosis requires _____ testing of the sputum collected from the patient. | Acid fast. | |
| Plasmids:Gene Therapy for novel products _____:Gene Therapy for novel therapy | Adenovirus | |
| Who was awarded the 1905 Nobel Prize for his work with tuberculosis? | R. Koch | |
| Pneumonia is a severe condition of the lower respiratory system and is caused by what 3 kinds pathogens? | -Bacterial -Fungal -Viral | |
| T/F Human insulin is the product of bacterifacture using the cloning of the streptococcus species. | False. | |
| T/F Bacteriophages exhibit icosahedral type of symmetry. | True. | |
| The first generation antibiotic Penicillin was derived from Penicillium which is a: | Fungus. | |
| T/F Dino flagellates and Yeast are eukaryotes. | True. | |
| Peritrichous arrangement of flagella in bacteria refers to the presence of flagella on the ___ ___ of the cell. | Whole Surface. | |
| Barbara McClintock was awarded the 1983 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine in recognition of her work with: | The jumping gene. | |
| The end product of gene transcription is: | Protein. | |
| When DNA replicates, each of the 2 new strands contains one strand within it. This is also known as: | Semi-Conservative. | |
| Genome of a bacteria refers to all of the ___ presence in it's chromosome. | DNA. | |
| Gummas are characterized by being a symptom of: | tertiary syphilis. | |
| Wine is produced by the fermentation of grapes by the ____. | Saccharomyces Species | |
| Prokaryotic microorganisms that have no cell wall are: | Mycoplamas | |
| Gene expression commonly includes: | Protein synthesis. | |
| Discovery of H. Pylori as a causal organism for the gastric ulcer brought the 2005 Nobel Prize to: | Warren and Marshal | |
| Which of these is one of the most commonly occurring viruses in the environment? HPV/HIV/WNV/HSV | HSV |
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