Micro exam 2 set 7

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Isotonic solutions

When solutions separated by a membrane contain equal concentrations of solute and solution

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hypertonic solutions

More solute is present in the environment than in the system

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hypotonic solution

More solute is present in the system than the environment

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What kind of solutions are microbes ideally grown in?

Isotonic solutions

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How do microbes react in a hypertonic solution

They shrivel up

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How do microbes react in a hypotonic solution

They expand

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What is the most important function of a cell wall?

To maintain the structure of the cell. AKA protect from osmotic forces.

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How is active transport powered?

ATP, and some kinds of passive transport that result in secondary active transport.

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What do symporter proteins do?

move 2 chemicals in the same direction

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What do antiporter proteins do?

move 2 chemicals in opposite direction

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What is exocytosis?

removal of large material from the cell using vesicles

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What is endocytosis?

engulfing of large materials into the cell using vesicles

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What types of cells do endo/exocytosis

Eukaryotes only

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What are vesicles?

membranous sacs used to transport and store materials inside the cell

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What is the unique molecule in cell walls used to identify bacteria?

peptidoglycan, AKA murein

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What is the unique molecule in cell walls used to identify Archaea?

pseudopeptidoglycan, AKA pseudo murein

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What is the unique molecule in cell walls used to identify Fungi?

Chitin

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What is the unique molecule in cell walls used to identify Algae?

pectin, agar, and cellulose