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Define lysogenic
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Viral DNA spliced into bacterial chromosome
- slow burn, no lysis
- slow burn, no lysis
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Define phage
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bacterial virus
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Define prophage
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Phage DNA inserted into chromosome
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What are the 4 common methods of how bacteria transfer DNA?
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Conjugation
Transformation
Transduction
Transposons
Transformation
Transduction
Transposons
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Bacterial conjugation is the sexual exchange of plasmids via ___________
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pili
- requires close contact of intact bacteria
- requires close contact of intact bacteria
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Bacterial transformation is when bacteria take in _____________ from the environment
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naked DNA
- requires free DNA in the surrounding media
- requires free DNA in the surrounding media
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Lederberg and Tatum experiment
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Two strains of bacteria exposed to medium lacking X or Y amino acid
- Strain A required AA X
- Strain B required AA Y
If bacteria grow, conjugation (pili) occurred
Cannot be transformation, because they added DNase to cleave free DNA
- Strain A required AA X
- Strain B required AA Y
If bacteria grow, conjugation (pili) occurred
Cannot be transformation, because they added DNase to cleave free DNA
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Define Episome
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A plasmid that can insert itself into the host chromosome
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How does bacterial transduction occur?
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Basically a virus infects a bacteria, then replicates and picks up chunks of bacterial DNA (chromosome) and then is able to infect other bacteria and transfer that information
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Lytic Cycle viruses transduce __________ host DNA bits
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random
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Lysogenic cycle viruses transduce ________ neighboring genes
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specific
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Lytic phages are called ___________ while Lysogenic Phages are called ____________
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virulent....temperate
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What does the ABCDES mnemonic mean?
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Associated bacterial toxins with lysogeny
- GAS
- Botulinum toxin
- cholera toxin
- diphtheria toxin
- EHEC (Verotoxin; Shiga-like toxin)
- Shiga toxin
- GAS
- Botulinum toxin
- cholera toxin
- diphtheria toxin
- EHEC (Verotoxin; Shiga-like toxin)
- Shiga toxin