UMSO INVITATIONAL Microbe Mission ANSWER KEY

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UMSO INVITATIONAL Microbe Mission ANSWER KEY Station 1 (10 pts.): 1) (1 pt.) (TB #2) play an important role in an ecosystem as decomposers (break down dead or waste organic matter) 2) (2 pts./ 1 pt. per difference) cell wall structure and lack peptidoglycan 3) (6 pts./1 pt. per section) a. decreases b. increases c. decreases d. darker e. increases f. reduced 4) (1 pt.) 0.4 mm Station 2 (6 pts.): 5) (1 pt.) lag phase 6) (1 pt.) waste and dead cells begin to accumulate 7) (1 pt.) log/exponential 8) (1 pt.) 1.6e4 9) (2 pts.) (TB #3) uses multiple sets of streaks to dilute the sample enough so that distinct well-isolated colonies will form (one streak = dipping sterilized inoculating loop into culture and drawing it across agar plate) Station 3 (14 pts.): 10) (2 pts./1 pt. per part) G, iii 11) (2 pts./1 pt. per part) E, iv 12) (2 pts./1 pt. per part) D, vi 13) (2 pts./1 pt. per part) F, i

14) (2 pts./1 pt. per part) A, vi 15) (2 pts./1 pt. per part) C, ii 16) (2 pts./1 pt. per part) B, v Station 4 (6 pts.): 17) (1 pt.) light or optical microscope 18) (2 pts./1 pt. per correct letter) A and H 19) (1 pt.) E 20) (1 pt.) revolving nosepiece 21) (1 pt.) to focus light onto the specimen Station 5 (10 pts.): 22) (2 pts.) (TB #1) the DNA of the cell and a small amount of the cytoplasm gather at one region of the cell 23) (2 pts.) (TB #4) terminal is when DNA/cytoplasm gather at the end of cell, central is where DNA/cytoplasm gather in center of the cell 24) (1 pt.) treat in an autoclave with steam under pressure 25) (1 pt.) helps the organism survive in unfavorable environmental conditions 26) (2 pts./1 pt. per condition) ex. lack of nutrients/oxygen, extreme temperatures, lack of moisture, and presence of toxic chemicals 27) (2 pts./1 pt. for description & 1 pt. for purpose) repeated dilution of a solution to reduce a dense culture of cells to a more usable concentration Station 6 (6 pts.): 28) (1 pt.) norovirus 29) (1 pt.) cryptosporidiosis 30) (1 pt.) trichinosis

31) (1 pt.) chronic wasting disease 32) (1 pt.) histoplasmosis 33) (1 pt.) botulism Station 7 (11 pts.): 34) (2 pts./1 pt. per prevention) (TB #5) minimize unnecessary prescribing and overprescribing of antibiotics, complete the entire course of any prescribed antibiotic, practice good hygiene (handwashing, etc.) 35) (1 pt.) because the lipid bilayer of their outer membrane excludes entry of the drug 36) (1 pt.) (TB #7) previously sensitive organism develop resistance through spontaneous mutation or the acquisition of new genetic information 37) (1 pt.) gram positive 38) (1 pt.) gram positive 39) (1 pt.) gram negative 40) (1 pt.) gram positive 41) (1 pt.) gram negative 42) (1 pt.) gram negative 43) (1 pt.) gram positive Station 8 (10 pts.): 44) (1 pt.) rhinovirus 45) (1 pt.) influenza virus 46) (1 pt.) staphylococcus 47) (1 pt.) lactobacillus 48) (1 pt.) E. coli

49) (1 pt.) yeast 50) (1 pt.) diatoms 51) (1 pt.) amoeba 52) (1 pt.) 3290 millimeters 53) (1 pt.) microbe X Station 9 (8 pts.): 54) (1 pt.) (TB #6) a region that is devoid of fish and other marine life 55) (2 pts.) (TB #8) the microbe has become established and is multiplying on a body s surface 56) (1 pt.) E. Coli 57) (1 pt.) Proteinaceous infectious particles 58) (1 pt.) ex. norovirus, cholera, botulism, cryptosporidiosis, giardiasis, paralytic shellfish poisoning, tapeworm, trichinosis 59) (1 pt.) ex. norovirus, cholera, botulism, cryptosporidiosis, giardiasis, paralytic shellfish poisoning, tapeworm, trichinosis 60) (1 pt.) ex. norovirus, cholera, botulism, cryptosporidiosis, giardiasis, paralytic shellfish poisoning, tapeworm, trichinosis Station 10 (8 pts.): 61) (1 pt.) A 62) (1 pt.) C 63) (1 pt.) B 64) (1 pt.) E 65) (1 pt.) F 66) (1 pt.) D

67) (1 pt.) pleomorphic 68) (1 pt.) fruiting body Station 11 (11 pts.): 69) (1 pt.) mitochondria and chloroplasts were bacteria residing within other cells in a mutually beneficial partnership 70) (2 pts./1 pt. per evidence) mitochondria and chloroplasts carry some of the genetic information necessary for their function (genes for some ribosomal proteins and RNAs that make up their 70S ribosomes), mitochondria and chloroplasts were once intracellular bacteria in the double membrane that surrounds these organelles 71) (1 pt.) ATP generating powerhouse 72) (1 pt.) harvest sunlight to generate ATP 73) (1 pt.) nucleus contains DNA 74) (1 pt.) nucleolus 75) (1 pt.) chromosomes 76) (1 pt.) nuclear envelope 77) (1 pt.) nuclear pores 78) (1 pt.) chromatin Station 12 (11 pts.): 79) (1 pt.) F (Fungi) 80) (1 pt.) F (Fungi) 81) (1 pt.) V (Virus) 82) (1 pt.) P (Prion) 83) (1 pt.) F (Fungi) 84) (1 pt.) B (Bacteria) 85) (1 pt.) False

86) (1 pt.) False 87) (1 pt.) True 88) (1 pt.) True 89) (1 pt.) False Station 13 (10 pts.): 90) (2 pts./1 pt. per mode) showering, changing underwear/bed linen daily, laundry in hot water, not scratching, washing hands 91) (1 pt.) antibiotics 92) (2 pts./1 pt. per mode) wear shower shows/sandals, keep feet dry, wash and dry feet every day, alternate shoes worn every day 93) (1 pt.) no treatment, can relieve symptoms with pain killer 94) (1 pt.) stay in air-conditioned housing, wear protective clothing, use mosquito repellent 95) (1 pt.) medications that are active against the parasite forms in the blood 96) (1 pt.) vaccine 97) (1 pt.) no treatment Station 14 (10 pts): 98) (a) (1 pt.) no (b) (1 pt.) yes (c) (1 pt.) no 99) (2 pts./1 pt. for each question) It is important to use a new inoculation loop for each section of a streak plate, so each streak will not be contaminated. If a new inoculation loop isn t used, the streak won t be dilute because it will use the existing bacteria on the inoculation loop rather than pulling a small number of bacteria from the previous streak. 100) (5 pts./2 pts. per question, 1 pt. for showing work) 5 dilutions, 50 colonies Station 15 (7 pts):

101) (1 pt.) exists in 2 different forms 102) (1 pt.) from decaying matter 103) (1 pt.) s-layer 104) (1 pt.) True 105) (1 pt.) gram-positive 106) (1 pt.) gram-negative 107) (1 pt.) gram-negative