Mibo 3500 exam 3 stuvia - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Archaeal phylogeny - Answer Difficult to culter & PCR Genomes are recombinogenic classifications are frequently under revision Archaeal Cell Wall does not have peptidoglycan but has - Answer pseudopeptidogylcan The archaea Cell wall stains - Answer gram positive or negative the archaeal cell wall has NAG and no NAM but - Answer N-Acetyltasamunyronic acid T/F the archaeal cell wall is NOT susceptible to cell wall antibiotics - Answer True Archaeal lipids in bacteria have - Answe...

millimeter (mm) - Answer 10^-3 micrometer (um) - Answer 10^-6 nanometer - Answer 10^-9 Microbes - Answer Organisms and acellular agents too small to be seen by the unaided eye Robert Hooke - Answer made first compound microscope, coined the term "cell" Antoine van Leeuwenhoek - Answer built single-lens magnifier, first to observe single-felled microbes Francesco Redi - Answer meat and maggots research, disproved theory that microbes spontaneously generated Lazzaro Spallanz...

Dmitri Ivanovsky - Answer -studied Tobacco Mosaic Disease to find a bacterial cause for it -saw that bacterial agent was not removed by bacterial filters -mottling of leaves, stunted leaves, wrinkles Beijerinck - Answer -studied Tobacco Mosaic Disease and also saw that the agent was not removed by bacterial filters -coined the term "virus" for something so small that it must pass through the filters Loeffler & Frosch - Answer -former Koch students -studied infectious Foot & Mouth Dis...

millimeter (mm) - Answer 10^-3 micrometer (um) - Answer 10^-6 nanometer - Answer 10^-9 Microbes - Answer Organisms and acellular agents too small to be seen by the unaided eye Robert Hooke - Answer made first compound microscope, coined the term "cell" Antoine van Leeuwenhoek - Answer built single-lens magnifier, first to observe single-felled microbes Francesco Redi - Answer meat and maggots research, disproved theory that microbes spontaneously generated Lazzaro Spallanz...

Central Dogma - Answer DNA --> mRNA ---> Proteins DNA ---> DNA = Replication DNA ---> mRNA = Transcription mRNA ---> Proteins = Translation Base + Sugar = ? - Answer Nucleoside Base + Sugar + Phosphate = ? - Answer Nucleotide Bases - Answer Adenine, guanine, cytosine, uracil (RNA specific), thymine (DNA specific) Sugars - Answer ribose (RNA), deoxyribose (DNA) Differences between DNA and RNA - Answer The DNA and RNA have 3 bases in common, A, G, and C. RNA...

What method is used today to classify organisms? - Answer Polyphasic taxonomy which classifies according to genotype, phenotype, and evolutionary (rRNA) reasons Identify the common characteristics of Deep-Branching Thermophiles - Answer 1. High mutation rate 2. Fastest doubling rates of all bacteria 3. Diverged the earliest from ancestral archaea and eukaryotes 4. Genomically, they are bacteria 5. Usually exist in very hot environments, such as hot springs Describe what makes bacteria ...

pseudopeptidoglycan - Answer component of archaea cell walls that is similar to peptidoglycan in structure/function but contains different sugars not susceptible to cell wall antibiotics N-acetylosaminuronic acid - Answer component of pseudopeptidoglycan found in cell walls of some types of Archae histone - Answer protein molecule around which DNA is tightly coiled in chromatin choanocyte - Answer Collar cells that line the body cavity and have flagella that circulate water and di...