This classification reflects genetic similarity and evolutionary relatedness
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Phenetic Classification System
Phylogenetic Classification System
Genetic Classification System
Ontogenic Classification System
Question 4
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Colonies containing cells with a glycocalyx appear moist and glistening.
Glycocalyx can be determined using Negative Staining.
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The first statement is true.
The second statement is false.
The first statement is false.
The second statement is true.
Both are True
Both are False
Question 5
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All of the following are true except
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Biofilm protects cells underneath
Biofilm facilitates adhesion
Biofilm resist phagocytosis
Biofilm facilitates communication among microorganisms within the biofilm
Question 6
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Which of the following is not a function of the glycocalyx?
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Confers shape and rigidity
Concentration of Nutrients
Resistance to Bactericidal Action
Bacterial Identification
Question 7
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Quellung Test
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Special Culture
Ultracentrifugation
Capsular Swelling
Molecular Methods
Question 8
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A [blank_start]Genera[blank_end] is made up different species with important common features while [blank_start]species[blank_end] is made up of collection of strains and belongs to the lowest level of taxa. [blank_start]Strains[blank_end] are genetic variability within species. Biovars are biochemical or physiological differences. Morphovars are morphologic differences and Serovars are differences in antigenic properties.
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species
genus
strain
subgroup
Species
Kingdom
Class
Genera
Subgroups
Genotype
Strains
Taxa
Question 9
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An example of bioremediation is the degradation of oil spills into simpler components using the bacteria: