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Which of the following probably won’t change the bacteria that live in our gut?

All will change bacteria( Changing Diet, Water, Probiotics, Stress)

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Endospore forming bacteria that you might get from a deep puncture wound(rusty nail)

Tetanus

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We might use bacteria to?

Digest oil spills and waste

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Farmers alternate corn and soybeans because beans have bacteria in them that add _____ to the soil:

Nitrogen

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Prokaryotes are able to survive everywhere except:

They are found in all of the above( Inside rocks, Extreme heat, Salt lakes, Clouds)

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Prokaryotes often found in harsh places, some perhaps like ancient earth?

Bacteria and Archaea

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Most people don’t get urinary tracy infections as much as respiratory infections because?

Urine flows out only, air flows in

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Which contribute to bacteria’s ability to evolve quickly? (resistance to antibiotics)

Conjugation

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In a grain stain test bacteria that stain purple would be:

Gram +, easier to treat with antibiotics

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In our gut we have many bacteria, such as ______ which helps us digest foods and make vitamin K:

E. Coli

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Plants most likely to have new useful chemicals would be ones that(are)

Natives used, and long lived

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Bacteria that are shaped in circles or called what

Cocci

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What is NOT a factor that limits our ability to determine if, and exactly how, bacteria affect our moods?

That it is illegal to change your bacteria

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Approximately ___ of our antibiotics are based on compounds found in nature?

3/4

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It has been demonstrated that microbes can be used to make:

Alcohol(ethanol) and Diesel

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Bacteria are important but they aren’t/ don’t:

Form multicellular fungi

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Neurotransmitter

Chemicals used by our brains, and our bacteria, to communicate

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Gangrene

Bacteria eating only dead cells, but making poison that kills living tissue

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Bioprospecting

Expensive, and usually tough conditions (rain forest) so most scientists don’t do it

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Chromosome

In prokaryotes there is only one, and it is in a circle

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Obligate anaerobe

Have to metabolize without oxygen, and die if it is present

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Combinatorial chemistry

Mixing various substances to find new medicines and other products

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Probiotic

A food or pill that gives you ‘good’ bacteria

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Chemoautotroph

Survive with no sunlight by using chemical reactions from deep sea volcanoes

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Peptidoglycan

Found in bacteria cell walls missing in archaea - easiest way to separate them

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Biologists generally find out about bacterial structure by directly observing them in action

False

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Prokaryote lack nuclei, golgi bodies, vacuoles, etc but have ribosomes as they need to make proteins

True

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Unlike viruses, bacteria will actually eat cells

True

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We can use bacteria to produce substances like fuel, plastics , even antibiotics

True

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Bacteria produce endospores to quickly take advantage of good environmental conditions

False

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Cranberry juice is toxic to bacteria, killing them which prevents urinary tracy infections

False

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Bacteria and Arches show the most diversity in how they get nutritions

True

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In one study people recovered from an intestinal bacterial disease showed increased depression 10 years later

True

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Natural compounds are usually much simpler chemicals than those produced in a lab

False

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Bacteria cover almost every surface of your body

True

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Fimbria

Thread like structures that enables some bacteria to stick to sugars in cells

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Anthrax

Readily forms a white powder of endospores, so can be used as a weapon

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DNA

In archaea this is written in a different style than bacteria (like eukaryotes)

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Conjugation

Sex without reproduction, in bacteria involves passing plasmids

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Plasmid

Short loop of DNA that often includes a very useful gene, like for antibiotic resistance

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Flagella

In bacteria these spin like a propeller so they can swim

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Placebo

Makes you THINK that you might be getting medicine, helps determine if the real medicine works

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Fission

In bacteria in good conditions this division can occur as fats as every 20 minutes

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Capsule

Layer outside the cell wall in some bacteria that can make them tough to kill