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Questão 1
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Modes of obtaining nutrition, used by at least some bacteria, include all of the following EXCEPT:
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Chemolithoautrophy
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Photolithoautrophy
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Chemoheteroautrophy
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Chemoorganoheterotrophy
Questão 2
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Which of the following forms of oxygen are generally toxic to living organisms?
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Superoxide anion
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Hydrogen peroxide
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Hydroxyl radical
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All of the above
Questão 3
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Carrier mediated transport is necessary when:
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Diffusion will not allow adequate amounts of a substance to enter the cell
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Movement into the cell is against a concentration gradient
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The level of nutrients in nature is very low
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All of the above
Questão 4
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The size (as determined by the sedimentation factor) of the most useful RNA molecule for prokaryotic evolutionary studies is:
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5S
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16S
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18S
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23S
Questão 5
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Which of these environmental factors influence microbial growth?
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pH
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Water potential
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Oxygen
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All of the above
Questão 6
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The signature sequence is used extensively in the:
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Phylogenetic probe
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Reclassification of misclassified organisms
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Defining of a specific group within a domain
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All of the above
Questão 7
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With regards to the bacterial genome which statement is the correct one?
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Bacterial genome is triploid
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Bacterial genome is mostly haploid
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Bacterial genome is mostly diploid
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Bacterial genome is haploid
Questão 8
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With regards to bacterial plasmids which statement is the correct one?
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A plasmid is a regulatory gene
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A plasmid is a short RNA molecule
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A plasmid is an extra chromosomal DNA molecule
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A plasmid is a non coding region found in some bacterial genomes
Questão 9
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All viruses:
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Have a genome that is a single molecule of nucleic acid
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Are enveloped
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Encode more proteins in their genomes than those contained in the mature virus particle
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Have capsids that are icosahedral in shape
Questão 10
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Poliovirus:
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Has a double-stranded DNA genome
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Has a capsid that is composed of 240 copies of a single protein
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Replicates primarily in the upper respiratory tract
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Belongs to the enterovirus genus of the picornavirus family
Questão 11
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Which of the following is NOT an alternative name for cutaneous fungal infections of humans:
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Superficial mycoses
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Dermatophytes
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Mycetoma
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Ringworms
Questão 12
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Which of the following is NOT part of the plant disease triangle:
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Susceptible host
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Climate change
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Active pathogen
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Suitable environment
Questão 13
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The Bacille-Calmette-Guérin (BCG) vaccine is:
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Heat-killed Mycobacterium tuberculosis
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Attenuated live Mycobacterium tuberculosis
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Mycobacterium bovis
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Attenuated live Mycobacterium bovis
Questão 14
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Which of the following is a bacterial infection?
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Whooping cough
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Polio
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Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
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Malaria
Questão 15
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Pasteur is attributed with which one of the following discoveries?
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Was the first to see microorganisms under a microscope
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First to discover and use agar
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That there could be life without air
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The first chemical antibiotics
Questão 16
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The length of a typical E. coli cell is approximately?
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20 μm
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2 μm
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200 nm
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20 nm
Questão 17
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With respect to differences between members of the archaeal and bacterial domains/kingdoms, which is the correct statement?
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Both have peptidoglycan in their cell walls
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Only some Archaea are capable of methanogenesis
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Archaea are sensitive to β-lactam antibiotics
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Bacteria have similar RNA polymerase to that of Archaea
Questão 18
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Which statement is correct with respect to the E.coli chromosome?
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It is negatively supercoiled
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It is positively supercoiled
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There are typically several origins of replication
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It consists of over 50 million base pairs
Questão 19
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A culture of E. coli is diluted by a factor of 10-6 and, after plating out 100 μl on an agar plate, 93 colonies grew after incubation at 37oC overnight. The original culture therefore contained how many viable E. coli cells per ml?
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9.3 x 10(7)
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9.3 x 10(8)
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9.3 x 10(6)
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9.3 x 10(5)
Questão 20
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Bacterial flagella bring about cell motion by which mechanism?
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Wave-like movement of the flagellum
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Rotation of the cell
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Rotation of the flagellum in one direction only
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Rotation of the flagellum that is reversible
Questão 21
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In the Earth’s biosphere most fungal biomass and diversity is found:
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In the oceans
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In soils
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Under glaciers
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In the atmosphere
Questão 22
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Fungal growth and cell division is NOT normally accompanied by:
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Biomass acquisition
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Reduced vitality
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Nucleic-acid replication
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Enhanced ability to compete with other microbial species
Questão 23
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One factor that is NOT used to prevent or reduce fungal spoilage of processed foods is:
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Addition of benzene
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Low water-activity
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Refrigeration
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Heat-sterilization
Questão 24
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Saprophytic activity is essential for the health of the biosphere because:
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It facilitates nutrient cycling and waste degradation
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It kills host organisms and thereby averts overpopulation
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It facilitates species evolution via endosymbiosis
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It involves mineralization of inorganic rocks in the lithosphere
Questão 25
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The cardinal temperatures are the:
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Minimum temperatures
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Optimum temperatures
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Maximum temperatures
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Minimum, optimum, and maximum temperatures taken together
Questão 26
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Carl Woese of the University of Illinois and his collaborators identified two major branches of prokaryotic evolution. What was the basis for dividing prokaryotes into two domains?
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Microscopic examination of the staining characteristics of the cell wall
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Metabolic characteristics such as the production of methane gas
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Ecological characteristics such as the ability to survive extreme temperatures
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Molecular characteristics such as ribosomal RNA sequences
Questão 27
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Which prokaryotes should be expected to be most strongly resistant to plasmolysis in hypertonic environments?
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Extreme halophiles
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Extreme thermophiles
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Methanogens
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Nitrogen-fixing bacteria that live in root nodules
Questão 28
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Photoautotophs use:
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Light as an energy source and CO2 as a carbon source
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Light as an energy and methane as a carbon source
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CO2 as both an energy source and a carbon source
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All of the above
Questão 29
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Addition of blood to a culture medium only allows the haemolytic bacteria that grow on the plate to be picked out. This is an example of a:
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Selective medium
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Differential medium
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Complex medium
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Synthetic medium
Questão 30
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A microbe growing in a functioning refrigerator is probably a:
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Psychrophile
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Mesophile
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Thermophile
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Hyperthermophile
Questão 31
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Which one of the following sentences correctly describes the science of Metagenomics?
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Metagenomics is a genome- level study of the whole microbial community
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Metagenomics is a genomics of industrially and medically important bacteria
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Metagenomics is a study of genes’ expression
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Metagenomics is a comparative analysis of the sequenced microbial genomes
Questão 32
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Genetic recombination is a:
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Change of DNA structure caused by radiation
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Amplification of DNA molecules followed by cell division
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Physical exchange between DNA molecules
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Process resulting in protein synthesis
Questão 33
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All viruses:
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Enter cells by receptor-mediated endocytosis
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Replicate their genomes in the nucleus of the cell
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Replicate their genomes in the cytoplasm of the cell
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Surround their progeny genomes with capsid proteins inside infected cells
Questão 34
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Tobacco mosaic virus has:
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An icosahedral capsid
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A helical capsid
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Multiple copies of each of four proteins making up the capsid
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Multiple copies of two proteins making up the capsid
Questão 35
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Anthrophilic dermatophytes (fungi causing cutaneous infections of humans) are primarily associated with:
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Soil
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Animals
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Plants
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Humans
Questão 36
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Secondary symptoms of infections of plants by pathogens:
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Occur at some distance from the point of infection
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Normally occur close to the site of active infection
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Are an ideal place to isolate the causal organism
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Never occur at the same time as primary symptoms
Questão 37
Questão
Which one of the following infectious diseases has been eradicated from the human population?
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Plague
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Leprosy
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Small pox
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Polio
Questão 38
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Which of the following is a host component important in specific immune recognition of extracellular microbes?
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Antigen
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Antibody
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Phagocyte
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Lipopolysaccharide
Questão 39
Questão
With regard to the differences between bacterial and eukaryotic cells which statement is the CORRECT one?
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Bacterial cells do not contain mitochondria
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Bacterial cells are always larger than eukaryote cells
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Bacteria do not contain a chromosome
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Eukaryotic cells are sensitive to β-lactam antibiotics
Questão 40
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Koch’s postulates most CORRECTLY relate to which one of the following statements?
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The isolation of a bacterium in culture from an infection alone indicates that it caused the disease
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Isolation and cultivation of a microorganism from a diseased animal, then inoculation into another healthy animal to cause the same disease, followed by re-isolation of the same microorganism, indicates that it is the cause of the disease
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The observation of virus particles in tissue from a human with disease indicates that it has caused the disease
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Inoculation of a bacterium into an animal and observation of disease alone indicates that it is the cause of the disease observed
Questão 41
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Which statement is CORRECT with respect to Lipopolysaccharide (LPS)?
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LPS is found in Gram positive cells
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LPS is found in Gram negative cells in the cytoplasmic membrane
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LPS is found in the outer-membrane of Gram negative cells.
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LPS is found inside all bacterial cells
Questão 42
Questão
A culture of E. coli is diluted by a factor of 10-6 and, after plating out 100 μl on an agar plate, 57 colonies grew after incubation at 37oC overnight. The original culture therefore contained how many viable E. coli cells per ml?
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5.7 x 10(7)
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5.7 x 10(8)
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5.7 x 10(6)
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5.7 x 10(5)
Questão 43
Questão
With respect to differences between members of the archaeal and bacterial domains/kingdoms, which is the CORRECT statement?
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With respect to differences between members of the archaeal and bacterial domains/kingdoms, which is the CORRECT statement?
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Only some Archaea are capable of methanogenesis
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Archaea are sensitive to β-lactam antibiotics
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Bacteria have similar RNA polymerase to that of Archaea
Questão 44
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Which statement is CORRECT with respect to peptidoglycan?
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There are multiple molecules of peptidoglycan in bacterial cell walls
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Only Gram positive cells possess peptidoglycan
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There is only a single molecule of peptidoglycan in a bacterial cell wall
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Peptidoglycan is only found in Gram negative cell walls
Questão 45
Questão
The primary reason that health professionals recommend that new-born babies are not washed is:
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So that they can be inoculated with symbiotic yeast species
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To avoid imbalances in the microbial ecology of indigenous flora
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To avoid accidental contamination with fungal spores
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So that clinical microbiologists can study the impact on the current generation
Questão 46
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Post-genomic techniques include:
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Proteomics
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Use of restriction enzymes
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Gene sequencing
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Studies of signal-transduction pathways
Questão 47
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Systems biology approaches to the study of fungal cells do NOT necessarily involve:
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Generation of data from biological experiments
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Mathematical quantification of changes in cell components
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Creation of a model of the cellular system in silico
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Creation of a conceptual model based on philosophical techniques
Questão 48
Questão
Which of these statements is untrue?
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Some species of yeasts are highly tolerant to ethanol stress
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Some species of fungi are extremely xerophilic
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Many fungi are more tolerant to water stress than any bacterial species
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Fungi can grow over the entire pH range from 0 to 14
Questão 49
Questão
An extremophilic microbe is one which:
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Can survive dry conditions
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Can grow only when there is a mixture of stress parameters (e.g. high temperatures and low pH)
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Can grow optimally under extreme conditions
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Becomes dormant under extreme conditions
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