Bacteria - Biology

form of bacterial reproduction

All are uses of bacteria except

in comparison of prokaryotes to eukaryotes, prokaryotes are ___

exterior bacterial structure used for movement

A visible grouping of single celled organisms

Which is not true of prokaryotic cells?

variation in bacteria created when bacteria pick up extra plasmids from their environment

Bacteria with an additional exterior membrane

What is the proper use of an antiseptic

Which product would you use to sterilize a bathroom?

The most numerous life forms on earth

prokaryotic cells are ____ the size of eukaryotic cells

aseptic technique does not include

strength of a disease

which is not true of gram negative bacteria

accessory rings of DNA in bacteria

exterior bacterial structure that allows adhesion of bacterium to other surfaces

"Recyclers" found in nature

Protect a bacteria until conditions are more favorable

All prokaryotic cells on earth equal ____ the mass of all eukaryotic cells on earth

How bacteria cause disease

Which antibiotics typically work on most gram positive bacteria?

Rod shaped bacteria

tube that allows transfer of genetic material between bacteria

Which of these antibiotic disks is the most effective?

chains of bacteria

Bacteria such as MDM1, MRSA, and KPC that can survive even while taking antibiotics

When taking antibiotics you should ___

An organism capable of making its own food

Common bacteria causing illness found in dairy and poultry

smaller structures found in bacterial cells used for protein synthesis

Complete bacterial growth in a given area

To grow bacteria in an incubator

The medium that is typically used to grow bacteria on

region in a bacterial cell where genetic material is found

An area of no growth around an antibiotic disk in culture

eukaryotes are ____ prokaryotes

bacteria that cause disease are called

Process when bacteria pass DNA to each other through a mating bridge.

Gram staining is a method that helps determine ___

sphere shaped bacteria

Which is not a body's natural defense against bacteria

most common source of variation in bacteria

Term used to describe an illness or disease that is always in a population

bacteria with a thick layer of peptidoglycan

mutation that allows bacteria to survive antibiotic use