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MICR 2420 Final Exam UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS Wet mount - CORRECT ANSWER on the slide with a drop of liquid A slide preparation technique where a specimen is placed Darkfield microscopy - CORRECT ANSWER on a dark background Brightfield microscopy - CORRECT ANSWER on a bright background Phase contrast microscopy - CORRECT ANSWER and higher-definition images are produced Gram stain - CORRECT ANSWER Type of microscopy where a bright image is seen Type of microscopy where a dark image is seen Type of microscopy where higher contrast A differential staining technique that distinguishes bacteria based upon their cell wall structure Acid fast stain - CORRECT ANSWER A differential staining technique that differentiates cells that have mycolic acids in their gram-positive cell walls Endospore stain - CORRECT ANSWER A differential staining technique that uses two stains to make bacterial endospores appear distinct from the rest of the cell Capsule stain - CORRECT ANSWER A negative staining technique that stains around a bacterial capsule while leaving the capsule clear

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MICR 2420 Final Exam UPDATED
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
Wet mount - CORRECT ANSWER A slide preparation technique where a specimen is placed
on the slide with a drop of liquid



Darkfield microscopy - CORRECT ANSWER Type of microscopy where a bright image is seen
on a dark background



Brightfield microscopy - CORRECT ANSWER Type of microscopy where a dark image is seen
on a bright background



Phase contrast microscopy - CORRECT ANSWER Type of microscopy where higher contrast
and higher-definition images are produced



Gram stain - CORRECT ANSWER A differential staining technique that distinguishes bacteria
based upon their cell wall structure



Acid fast stain - CORRECT ANSWER A differential staining technique that differentiates cells
that have mycolic acids in their gram-positive cell walls



Endospore stain - CORRECT ANSWER A differential staining technique that uses two stains to
make bacterial endospores appear distinct from the rest of the cell



Capsule stain - CORRECT ANSWER A negative staining technique that stains around a
bacterial capsule while leaving the capsule clear



Scanning electron microscope - CORRECT ANSWER A type of EM that forms an image of the
cell surface and topography



Transmission electron microscope - CORRECT ANSWER A type of EM that focuses on a
thinly spliced specimen

, Fluorescence microscope - CORRECT ANSWER A microscope that uses natural
fluorochromes or fluorescent stains to increase contrast



Algae - CORRECT ANSWER Unicellular or multicellular eukaryotic photosynthetic
organisms, lack vascular tissues and organs



Prokaryote - CORRECT ANSWER An organism whose cell structure does not include a
membrane-bound nucleus



Eukaryote - CORRECT ANSWER An organism made up of one or more cells that contain a
membrane-bound nucleus and organelles



Endosymbiotic theory - CORRECT ANSWER The theory that mitochondria and chloroplasts
arose as a result of prokaryotic cells establishing a symbiotic relationship within a eukaryotic host



Cyanobacteria - CORRECT ANSWER Phototrophic, chlorphyll-containing bacteria that
produce large amounts of gaseous oxygen



Plasmid - CORRECT ANSWER Small, circular DNA molecule that is independent from the
bacterial chromosome



Plasma membrane - CORRECT ANSWER Lipid bilayer with embedded proteins that defines
the boundary of a cell



Proton motive force - CORRECT ANSWER Electrochemical gradient formed by the
accumulation of protons on one side of the membrane



Bacteriorhodopsin - CORRECT ANSWER A protein present in the bacterium genus
Halobacterium, it transports protons across the cytoplasmic membrane when illuminated



Photosynthesis - CORRECT ANSWER A process where phototrophic organisms convert solar
energy into chemical energy

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