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1How is the bacterial chromosome different from the eukaryotic chromosome?
- ABacterial chromosomes have one point to start replication-eukaryotic have multiple origins of replication. Bacteria also may contain plasmids-small circular pieces of DNA that contain genes.
- BBacterial chromosomes have more than one point to start replication-eukaryotic have one origin of replication. Bacteria also may contain plasmids-small circular pieces of DNA that contain genes.
2How are other bacterial cellular structures different from eukaryotes?
- ABacterial ribosomes are smaller than eukaryotic ribosomes.
- BBacterial flagella rotate, eukaryotic flagella move side to side.
- CBacteria lack endoplasmic reticulum and any other membrane bound organelles.
- DBacterial cells are generally one tenth the size of eukaryotic cells.
- EAll of the above are correct
3What are the shapes of bacteria?
- ATriangular coccus
- BRod shaped-bacillus. Spherical-coccus. Helical or spiral shaped as well.
- CSome rarer bacteria are also square. Some bacteria also have fruiting bodies.
- DBoth B and C are correct
4What is conjugation?
- AProcess by which one bacterium transfers genetic material
to another through direct contact through a sex pillus. - BWhen DNA in the environment released by cells is
taken up by a bacterium. - CDNA is transferred from a donor cell to a recipient cell by a
virus.
- AProcess by which one bacterium transfers genetic material
5What is transformation?
- AProcess by which one bacterium transfers genetic material
to another through direct contact through a sex pillus. - BWhen DNA in the environment released by cells is
taken up by a bacterium. - CDNA is transferred from a donor cell to a recipient cell by a
virus.
- AProcess by which one bacterium transfers genetic material
6What is transduction?
- AProcess by which one bacterium transfers genetic material
to another through direct contact through a sex pillus. - BWhen DNA in the environment released by cells is
taken up by a bacterium. - CDNA is transferred from a donor cell to a recipient cell by a
virus.
- AProcess by which one bacterium transfers genetic material
7What are the different photosynthetic metabolisms used by bacteria?
- ABacteria can use photosynthetic pathways that produce oxygen and pathways that do not produce oxygen.
- BBacteria cannot use photosynthetic pathways that produce oxygen and pathways that do not produce oxygen.
8What are the different anaerobic metabolisms used by bacteria?
- ABacteria can use fermentation or alternate electron acceptors such as NO 3- , SO 4- , Mn4 + , Fe3 + , AsO 43 -
- BBacteria cannot use fermentation or alternate electron acceptors such as NO 3- , SO 4- , Mn4 + , Fe3 + , AsO 43 -
9What are bacterial photoheterotrophs?
- ABacteria that use photosynthesis to generate APT, but need large carbon molecules from their environment.
- BBacteria that do not use photosynthesis to generate APT, and do not need large carbon molecules from their environment.
- CBacteria that do not use photosynthesis to generate APT, but need large carbon molecules from their environment.
- DBacteria that use photosynthesis to generate APT, and do not need large carbon molecules from their environment.
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