MIP 302 Exam 1 Study Guide
1. How do molds reproduce? - ANSThrough spore production
What are microscopic ocean-living algae called? - ANSphytoplankton
What are the cell partitions of yeasts and molds produced from? - ANSChitin! This is
important for why the yeast stains black/darkish crimson at some point of a Gram stain as it's
far similar to PPG & very thick in the cell partitions of yeast
What is an endemic? - ANSA virus is an agent that contain nucleic acids and might reflect,
but it requires a residing host cell's machinery so that you can achieve this. It is acellular and
too small to see beneath our microscopes (smaller than 0.2 microns).
What is aseptic method, what's the cause of aseptic approach, and what are the general
simple policies? - ANSExamples: flaming tops of tubes, sterilizing inoculating loops, cleaning
your bench earlier than & after lab, washing your hands before & after lab, in no way lay tube
lids (or tubes!) on bench pinnacle, not eating/ingesting/chewing gum in lab, maintain lids
closed when plates/tubes aren't in use, and so forth. A bunch of examples within the lab
manual.
Goal is to keep away from infection of the pattern and of the environment
What is special approximately the cellular walls of algae? - ANSOften incorporate silica &
calcium carbonate
What is the overall definition of a protozoan? - ANSFrom Lab 1—"Usually motile, eukaryotic,
and unicellular
What forms of organisms in the fungi country did we observe? - ANSYeast & molds
1. How do molds reproduce? - ANSThrough spore production
What are microscopic ocean-living algae called? - ANSphytoplankton
What are the cell partitions of yeasts and molds produced from? - ANSChitin! This is
important for why the yeast stains black/darkish crimson at some point of a Gram stain as it's
far similar to PPG & very thick in the cell partitions of yeast
What is an endemic? - ANSA virus is an agent that contain nucleic acids and might reflect,
but it requires a residing host cell's machinery so that you can achieve this. It is acellular and
too small to see beneath our microscopes (smaller than 0.2 microns).
What is aseptic method, what's the cause of aseptic approach, and what are the general
simple policies? - ANSExamples: flaming tops of tubes, sterilizing inoculating loops, cleaning
your bench earlier than & after lab, washing your hands before & after lab, in no way lay tube
lids (or tubes!) on bench pinnacle, not eating/ingesting/chewing gum in lab, maintain lids
closed when plates/tubes aren't in use, and so forth. A bunch of examples within the lab
manual.
Goal is to keep away from infection of the pattern and of the environment
What is special approximately the cellular walls of algae? - ANSOften incorporate silica &
calcium carbonate
What is the overall definition of a protozoan? - ANSFrom Lab 1—"Usually motile, eukaryotic,
and unicellular
What forms of organisms in the fungi country did we observe? - ANSYeast & molds
