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BISC 261 Exam (Wells) Test with
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What is a chemostat? - Answer a device that continuously adds fresh medium, while
the culture liquid containing nutrients is removed at the same time, keeping the culture
volume constant



What is a fermenter? - Answer A sterilized and enclosed vessel that is used for growth
of microorganism under optimal conditions (typically for large quantities to
microorganims)


Oligotrophic means - Answer low nutrients


Eutrophic means - Answer high nutrients

, Bacteria typically reproduce by a process called: - Answer binary fission



Although most bacteria reproduce by binary fission, there are 3 other ways bacteria can
divide. What are they? - Answer bud, form spores, and multiple fission



What are the 3 major phases of the bacterial cell cycle? - Answer 1. Growth
and Initiation
2. Chromosome replication and partitioning
3. Septum formation and cell division


In binary fission, 1 bacteria becomes 2, 2 becomes 4, and 4 becomes ______. - Answer 8



In the bacterial cell cycle, generational time is - Answer the time required to double
the population



In the bacterial cell cycle, what does Par A do? - Answer drives the daughter
chromosome to the opposite pole of the cell


Par A is powered by __________, meaning it costs ________. - Answer GTP hydrolysis,
energy


In the bacterial cell cycle, chromosome partitioning happens _____________with
genome replication. - Answer simultaneously


In the bacterial cell cycle, MiniCDE does what? - Answer initiate the septum formation


In the bacterial cell cycle, FtsZ does what? - Answer forms the Z-ring,

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