Bacterial Jeopardy

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Bacterial Jeopardy
Asexual healin
Baccillus that kill us
Natural Flora
I like your genes
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Final Jeopardy
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100 Question from H1

• Why are viruses considered NON-living?

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100 Answer from H1
They are unable to perform many of the
characteristics of life on their own and must do
so INSIDE a HOST cell.
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200 Question from H1

• What is the backbone of DNA made of?

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200 Answer from H1
Alternating sugars (deoxyribose) and phosphates
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300 Question from H1

• How do bacteria reproduce?

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300 Answer from H1
Asexually, by Binary Fission
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400 Question from H1
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G. The organisms DNA sequences
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500 Question from H1

• What is the end product of Binary Fission?

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500 Answer from H1
2 identical daughter cells
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100 Question from H2

• What can be used to prevent viruses?

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100 Answer from H2
Vaccines
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200 Question from H2
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200 Answer from H2
J. it can be treated with an antibiotic
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300 Question from H2

• What is a virus composed of?

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300 Answer from H2
A protein coat (capsid), and either DNA or RNA
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400 Question from H2
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A. Making nutrients for cells
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500 Question from H2

• This is the term that refers to a virus or
  bacteria that can cause disease.

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Pathogen or Pathogenic
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100 Question from H3
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G. Parasitism benefits only one organism, while
Mutualism benefits both organisms
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200 Question from H3

• How can bacteria cause disease? (mechanism)

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200 Answer from H3
By secreting TOXINS (poisons)
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300 Question from H3

• What are the steps or rungs on the ladder of
  DNA called?

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Nitrogen bases Adenine, Thymine, Cytosine,
Guanine
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400 Question from H3
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J. Viruses are dependent on host cells of living
Organisms.
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500 Question from H3

• Where is the DNA located in a Bacteria?

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500 Answer from H3
Floating or suspended in the cytoplasm, Usually
near the center of the cell
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100 Question from H4

• How is bacterial DNA arranged?

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100 Answer from H4
Usually in a circular manner
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200 Question from H4

• What is the basic UNIT of DNA?
• hint consists of 3 parts

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200 Answer from H4
NUCLEOTIDE
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300 Question from H4

• If a bacteria wants to divide, AKA go through
  binary fission, what must it FIRST do?

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300 Answer from H4
Replicate its DNA
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400 Question from H4

• A virus is intending to infect a cell, what are
  some factors that might affect whether or not the
  virus is able to do so?

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400 Answer from H4
The Hosts own immune system, Whether or not the
virus has the keys to the host cell (Receptors
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500 Question from H4

• What is this picture showing?

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500 Answer from H4
Replication of DNA
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100 Question from H5

• What is this a diagram
• of AND what does
• this process
• accomplish?

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100 Answer from H5
Conjugation Sharing of genetic material,
INCREASES genetic Diversity
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200 Question from H5

• What is this process called AND what is the error
  that has happened called?
• What might this error result in?

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200 Answer from H5
Replication Mutation Change in the organism
that could be an advantage or disadvantage.
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300 Question from H5

• This is a bacterial growth plate with antibiotic
  soaked paper discs. Which antibiotic was LEAST
  effective?

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300 Answer from H5
Least amount of bacterial inhibition
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400 Question from H5

• If AT and GC, and the DNA strand here is 30 T,
  then what percent A would it be?
• What percent G and C?

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400 Answer from H5
A T, T 30 A 30 Total 60 G C G
20, C 20 Total 40 40
60 100
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500 Question from H5

• What is this cycle called?
• What is the result of this cycle?

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500 Answer from H5
Lytic Cycle Bacterial Death by Lysis (rupture,
bursting)
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Final Jeopardy
List at least 4 differences between Bacteria
Viruses
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Final Jeopardy Answer