Exam 3 Review

which of the following are not essential for growth and reproduction

with smaller cell size, the SA/V ratio is ______ and growth rate ______

in electron transport chain, electrons are shuffled between ___________

Theory that describes synthesis of ATP by ATP synthase...

When electrons are transferred to electron carriers which represents __________ power.

Riftia worms, found near hydrothermal vents, are ________

when bacteria circulates in bloodstream without disease symptoms

in both oxygenic and anoxygenic photosynthesis, ____ is reduced and ________ + ________ are used.

The reduced coenzymes formed during TCA cycle are?

In the transition step, acetyl attaches to __________

the removal of waste products from cell

the uptake of nutrient into cell

what are produced during late log phase and stationary phase?

TCA cycle is also known as...

________ is required for amino acids and nucleic acids

which is the predominant form of microorganisms in nature?

In electron transport chain, ATP is made via ______________

which stage is most sensitive to antibiotics?

which measure includes both dead and living cells

examples of amphibole pathways are...

hollow interiors of ________ allow proton passage

In oxidation, electrons are ________ and it undergoes ___________.

the energy source for chemolitho is ________

which of the following pairs are nonsymbiotic relationships

when are primary metabolites produced?

In reduction, electrons are ___________ and it undergoes ______________.

in the cell population equation, what does Nf stand for?

a close nutritional relationship, required by one or both members is classified as ____________?

the predictable pattern of growth over time is known as _______

Glycolysis splits glucose into ______________.

During the transition step, ______ is removed and _____ remains.

fungi are photosynthetic

the phase in growth curve where growth rate is measured

with larger cell size, the SA/V ratio is ______ and growth rate ______

which of the following information does not apply to Staphyloccus aureus

Heat energy can be used to make ATP

cytochromes contain _______

what stage are enzymes synthesized in?

which of the following organisms does not use oxygenic photosynthesis?

which type of organism can grow on/in or apart from host?

During TCA cycle, ________ combines with Acetyl CoA at start and is freed up at the end.

which type of organism must live in/on host?

which of the following is not an example of a secondary metabolite?

Which of the following is not a requirement for anabolic pathways?

Electron transport chains pass _______ sequentially and eject ______

which of the following does not apply to psuedomonas auruginosa?

DNA -> RNA + ATP in ______

autotrophs use _______ carbon

which of the following is false about Staphylococcus aureus?

the energy source for chemoorgano is _________

which of the following is false about Pseudomonas auruginosa?

The terminal electron acceptor in fermentation is __________. (regenerates NAD+)

oxidation of glucose converts _______ into ATP and the other portion is lost as _____

Which of the following is an end product of aerobic respiration?

both ___ and ____ concentration gradients are formed by ETC

hydrolytic enzymes are _________

heterotrophs use _________ carbon

Which type of phosphorylation uses an electron transport chain?

TCA cycle occurs ________ in prokaryotes and __________ in eukaryotes?

which type of bacteria have wide metabolic capabilities

Which of the following are the two types of fermentation?

________ are produced by both oxygenic and anoxygenic photosynthesis

in the cell population equation, what does n stand for?

which type of organism lives on dead organic matter?

measure that only considers actively growing/dividing microorganisms

in the cell population equation, what does Ni stand for?

which of the following are heterotrophic organisms?

which of the following is not a type of cell growth

when illness caused by infectious agent or products circulating in bloodstream (causes inflammatory response)