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Nutrition - Autotrophs
Inorganic matter
Nutrition - Hetertrophs
Require organic matter

All medically relavent bacteria are in this category
Mechanisms of Energy Production (3)
-Photosynthesis
-Respiration
-Fermentation
Respiration - Energy Production Types (2)
-Aerobic -> O2 is terminal Electron acceptor
-Anerobic -> e- acceptor not O2
*can use different cytochromes / different organic molecules
Fermentation
-No O2 or inorganic e- acceptor available
- Use organic compounds-> leave organic products
ATP production of Energy types
Aerobic Respiration - 38 ATP
Anaerobic Respiration - 30 ATP
Fermentation - 2 ATP
O2 is only e- acceptor
Obligate Aerobes
Anaerobes:
Superoxide dismutase +
Catalase +
Aerotolerant - Detoxify O radicals
Anaerobes:
Superoxide dismutase -
Catalase -
Aerointolerant - can NOT detoxify radical O
Use O2 or inorganic e- acceptors
Facultative anaerobes - adaptable to multiple environmental niches

Majority of medically related bacteria since they are very adaptabled
No aerobic respiration; need O2 for other processes
Microaerophiles - require low levels of O2
Basic Inorganic Nutrient (4)
N2 / S / Pi / Divalent Cations (Mg / Ca /Fe)
Requires at least one organic product from environment
Auxotroph
Can synthesize all organic products as needed
Prototroph
Salinity
Most medically relavent grow ~0.85% salt

Halophiles - 3% salt
Temperture Classifications (3)
Psychrophilic: 15-20C
Mesophilic: 30-37C
Thermophilic: 50-60C
pH Category (3)
Acidophilic <5
Neutralophilic 6 - 8
Alkaliphilic >9
Types of Cell Division (2)
- Binary Fission
- Incomplete Septation
* leads to strep / staph
Colony
Genetic clones of parent cell
CFU
Colony Forming unit (count spots on plate)
Selective Media
Only certain bacteria can grow
Differential media
Different types of bacteria look different
Parts of Growth Curve (4)
1 - Lag: No net growth
2 - Log: Expanential Growth
3 - Stationary: Nutrients run out, no net growth
4 - Death: Toxic products build up, autolytic enzymes
Endospore Resistant to?
-Boiling
-Radiation
-Desiccation
-Most Disinfectants
Kill Endospores with
Autoclaving
Genera forming endospores
-Bacillus
-Clostridium
Gram type of Bacillus
Gram +
Gram type of Clostridium
Gram + (Anaerobic)
Spore contains
-tRNA
-Ribosomes
-DNA
Spore coat
-Highly cross-linked PG
-Ba-dipicolinic acid
Formation of spore (2 steps)
-Uneven division (forespore)
-coated and released as spore
Properties of Spores (2)
-Metabolically inert
-Viable for hundreds of years