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Psychrophiles
10°C to 25°C
Psychrotrophes
0°C to 30°C
Mesophiles
10°C to 45°C
Thermophiles
30°C to 80°C
Facultative halophiles
tolerate high osmotic pressures
Halophilic
tolerates an increased salt concentration
Extreme or Obligate halophile
requires a high salt concentration
Define the term water activity?
a measure of water available for use by an organism
Aerobic bacteria
grows best in the presence of oxygen
Anaerobic bacteria
grows best in the absence of oxygen
Facultative anaerobes
bacteria that grown in the presence or absence of oxygen
Capnophilic bacteria
grow best in increased concentrations of carbon dioxide
Obligate anaerobes
are killed by any exposure to oxygen
Aerotolerant anaerobes
may survive some exposure to oxygen
Define "Metabolism"
The sum total of chemical reaction inside of a cell
Define "Catabolism"
is breaking down complex chemicals into simpler ones
Define "Exergonic
releases energy
Define "Anabolsim"
is the building up of chemicals (simpler to more complex)
Define "Endergonic"
requires energy to take place
Ribosomes are made of _______________
RNA
Enzymes are made of ________________
Proteins
Important Coenzymes are? or carry elections?
NADP, NAD, FAD
Lactic acid is reduced to turn into ____________
pyruvic acid
Define "Complex medium or undefined medium"
Components are chemically undefined
Define "Chemically defined"
exact composition is known
Why grow microorgansims in the laboratory?
To carry out detail studies of their activities
Define "Special purpose media"
Used to enrich growth of microorganisms or to isolate a particular type of microorganism
Define "Enrichment media or Isolation media"
consists of components very favourable for he organism
Explain the term "Active transport"
- it involves the use of permeases
- requires ATP
- results in greater nutrients inside the cell than outside the cell
Explain he term "Group translocation"
- Nutrients are chemically modified during movement across the membrane
- Requires a different carrier protien
Explain the term "Facilitated diffusion"
- Nutrients bind first with permeases
- Does not require energy
- Does not result in greater nutrients inside the cell than outside the cell