"Three organisms were innoculated on a culture media. Results showed Escherichia coli as red colonies, no growth of Staphylococcus epidermidis, and colorless colonies of Salmonella enterica. The medium is:"
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selective and differential |
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differential |
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selective |
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d |
minimal |
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e |
heterotrophic |
"A bacterium was incubated with aeration in a nutrient medium containing two carbon sources. After logarithmic growth, a lag phase was observed for 25 minutes. Then logarithmic growth at a slower rate was observed. Which substate was preferred by the bacteria?"
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The first substrate used up is preferred. |
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The second substrate used up is preferred. |
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c |
Neither substate is preferred. |
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d |
Both substrates are preferred equally. |
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e |
not enough information is given to determine the correct answer |
"A culture of 10 bacteria of Escherichia coli has a generation time of 30 minutes at 35 degrees Celsius. After 5 hours at this temperature, how many bacteria would you expect to see?"
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"10,240" |
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b |
50 |
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c |
"1,000" |
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d |
320 |
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e |
"10,000,000,000" |
Pasteurization of 63 degress Celsius for 30 minutes or 72 degrees Celsius for 15 seconds best illustrate
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equivalent treatments |
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b |
methods of sterlization |
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c |
methods of filtration |
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d |
how thermoduric bacteria survive |
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e |
decimal reduction time |
Why is Mycobacterium often resistant to disinfectants?
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acid-resistant cell wall |
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b |
endospore formation |
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c |
metabolism |
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d |
anaerobic behavior |
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e |
genetic recombination |
Microwave radiation was examined in wet and dry conditions. What is the most likely method of lethal action of microwave radiation?
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heat |
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b |
ionizing radiation |
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c |
pressure |
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d |
moisture |
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e |
all of the choices are correct |
Which causes protein denaturation and is effective against enveloped viruses?
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alcohols |
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b |
halogens |
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c |
organic acids |
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d |
biguanides |
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e |
silvera |
Ans-1- selective because kills E Coli and differential because help to differentiate between Staphylococcus epidermidis and Salmonella enterica
So the option A is correct
Ans-2- Since the rate of growth in second phase is slow the first carbon source is preferred by bacteria.
So the option A is correct
Ans-3- N0 =10 G.T. = 30 min Total time = 5 hrs = 300 min.
So the number of generation (n) = 300 / 30 =10
from the formula
N = N0 * 2n = 10 * 210 = 10240 cells
So the option A is correct
Ans-4- Both the treatment are equivalent
So the option A is correct
Ans-5- mycobacterium contains an acid-resistant cell wall, that contains a waxy layer and prevents disinfectant to enter into the cell
So the option A is correct
Ans-6- Microwave heat the bacteria that cause loss of water and due dehydration bacteria dies.
So the option A is correct
Ans-7- Alcohol is most commonly used disinfactant that kills pathogen by denauring their proteins
So the option A is correct
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A culture of 10 bacteria of Escherichia coli has a generation time of 30 minutes at 35 degrees Celsius. After 5 hours at this temperature, how many bacteria would you expect to see?" a. "10,240" b. 50 c. "1,000" d. 320 e. "10,000,000,000"
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