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Agar - Answer a gel-like polysaccharide compound used for culturing microbes; SEAWEED Biofilms are - Answer where most microbes live in these polysaccharide-encased communities. it may enhance bioremediation efforts and protect organisms against harmful chemicals pure culture - Answer All the bacterial cells that result from the replication of a single original bacterial organism colony - Answer a single microbial cell, that has multiplied on the solid medium in a limited area..? Method for isolating bacteria - Answer the STREAK PLATE METHOD is the simplest and most commonly used method ISOLATING BACTERIA How are Bacterial cultures stored? - Answer 4 degrees celcius? freeze drying..? Explain the stages of Bacterial growth curve and characteristics of these stages: - Answer LAG PHASE: begin synthesizing enzymes required for growth-metabolically active cells EXPONENTIAL (LOG) PHASE: the number of bacteria is rapidly inc STATIONARY PHASE: total numbers remain constant, others grow and become much more resistant to drugs DEATH PHASE: total number of viable cells decline During which phase of growth are bacteria most susceptible to antibiotics and bacterial population rapidly multiply and cell numbers increase? - Answer exponential (log) phase what are all the different

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Grand Canyon Bio 205 topic 1&2 Exam
1 Study Guide Questions And 100%
Correct Answers 2025-2026 Updated.
Agar - Answer a gel-like polysaccharide compound used for culturing microbes; SEAWEED



Biofilms are - Answer where most microbes live in these polysaccharide-encased
communities. it may enhance bioremediation efforts and protect organisms against harmful
chemicals



pure culture - Answer All the bacterial cells that result from the replication

of a single original bacterial organism



colony - Answer a single microbial cell, that has multiplied on the solid medium in a limited
area..?



Method for isolating bacteria - Answer the STREAK PLATE METHOD is the simplest and most
commonly used method ISOLATING BACTERIA



How are Bacterial cultures

stored? - Answer 4 degrees celcius? freeze drying..?



Explain the stages of Bacterial growth curve and characteristics of these stages: - Answer LAG
PHASE: begin synthesizing enzymes required for growth-metabolically active cells



EXPONENTIAL (LOG) PHASE: the number of bacteria is rapidly inc



STATIONARY PHASE:

total numbers remain constant, others grow and become much more resistant to drugs



DEATH PHASE: total number of viable cells decline

, types of bacterial groups based

on temperature, pH and oxygen

preference - Answer Psychrophiles, Psychrotrophs, Mesophiles, Thermophiles,
Hyperthermophiles



Proteins of thermophiles - Answer resist denaturing



Human pathogens

prefer which temperature range? - Answer 35- 40 celcius



Optimum pH for most bacteria - Answer pH of 7



The enzymes that deal with toxic oxygen-containing molecules is/are - Answer superoxide
dismutase and catalase



How does an aerobic organism protect itself from the action of Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS) -
Answer superoxide dismutase and catalase..?



Chemotrophs obtain energy from - Answer oxidation of chemical compounds



heterotrophs - Answer uses (Glucose) organic carbon as their source



autotrophs - Answer uses (CO2) inorganic carbon as their source



Blood agar as differential medium - Answer contain a substance that microbes

change in an identifiable way



Selective MacConkey Agar - Answer allows only gram negative bacteria to grow & contain bile
salts and crystal violet that inhibit growth of Gram- positive bacteria.



Differential MacConkey Agar - Answer differentiates Gram negative bacteria based on their

ability to ferment lactose.

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