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What is the temp. that psychrophiles will grow?

-10 to 20 degrees C

What is the temp. that mesophiles will grow?

10 to 50 degrees C

What is the temp that thermophiles will grow?

40 to 70 degrees C

In what environment will acidophiles grow in?

0-7 pH

In what environment will alkalophiles grow in?

7-14 pH

What is an isotonic solution?

Having equal concentration on both sides of the membrane

What is hypotonic?

Having a lesser concetration than the solution inside the cell.

What is hypertonic?

Having a greater concentration than the solution inside the cell

What is osmosis?

The diffusion of water through a semi-permiable membrane from a lower to a higher concentration of molecules.

What is osmotic pressure?

The pressure required to stop the inward flow of water across the membrane.

What causes crenation of cells? (shrinking)

A hypertonic solution

What solution causes a cell to lyse? (burst)

A hypotonic solution

What are protoplasts?

Cells that have had their cell wall removed

How do you make protoplasts?

Put bacteria in penicillin

What are halophiles?

Bacteria that live in high salt concentrations (an extremophile)

How do Halophiles counteract osmotic pressure on salty and sugary foods?

They actively pump water into the cell

What do chemoheterotrophs use for energy?

Organic carbon sources like sugars

What do photoautotrophs use for energy?

Sunlight and CO2 (inorganic Carbon) to make sugars

What do aerobes use to make energy in the ETC and what is the final product?

Oxygen and picks up Hydrogens to make the final product of H2O

What do anerobes use to make energy in the ETC and what are its final products?

Inorganic compounds like sulfur and it ferments to make H2S or ethanol or vinegar.

What do some plat root nodule food sources do that benefit us when we eat them. (peanuts, peas)

Fix N2 from atmosphere to make amino acids that we eat.

What is needed to make some enzymes catalytic?

trace metals like Fe, Mo, Cu as cofactors

What would you use thyoglycolate media for?

anerobic cultures