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A. AG for the two reactions is different B. Trypsin is a protein, and elastase is not D. One of the reactions is endergonic, and the other is exergonic Hydrolysis of lysine bonds requires water; hydrolysis of alanine bonds des Part I: Microbiology 7. Which structures play direct roles in permitting bacteria to adhere to each other or to other surfaces? A. Cell wall and capsules B Capsule and fimbriae C. Cell membrane and endospores D. None 8. If E. coli lacks an F factor (F plasmid), and if bacteriophages are excluded from the bacterial cultures, then by which of these means Jilug some genes might be transmitted to other E. coli cells? A. via sex pili via transduction C. via conjugation D. via transformation both B and C 9. Broad-spectrum antibiotics inhibit the growth of most intestinal bacteria. A hospital patient who is Jas receiving broad-spectrum antibiotics is most likely to become A. unable to fix carbon dioxide B. unable to fix nitrogen deficient in certain vitamin K D. unable to digest cellulose or chitin 10. Which of the following would NOT be found in the cell of a bacterium? D. Ribosomes A DNA E. Pili B Plasma membrane CS Mitochondria Part III: Immunology 11. It is believed that worn out red blood cells are normally destroyed in the spleen by D. monocytes A. neutrophils XE. megakaryocytes B macrophages C. mast cells

A. AG for the two reactions is different B. Trypsin is a protein, and elastase is not D. One of the reactions is endergonic, and the other is exergonic Hydrolysis of lysine bonds requires water; hydrolysis of alanine bonds des Part I: Microbiology 7. Which structures play direct roles in permitting bacteria to adhere to each other or to other surfaces? A. Cell wall and capsules B Capsule and fimbriae C. Cell membrane and endospores D. None 8. If E. coli lacks an F factor (F plasmid), and if bacteriophages are excluded from the bacterial cultures, then by which of these means Jilug some genes might be transmitted to other E. coli cells? A. via sex pili via transduction C. via conjugation D. via transformation both B and C 9. Broad-spectrum antibiotics inhibit the growth of most intestinal bacteria. A hospital patient who is Jas receiving broad-spectrum antibiotics is most likely to become A. unable to fix carbon dioxide B. unable to fix nitrogen deficient in certain vitamin K D. unable to digest cellulose or chitin 10. Which of the following would NOT be found in the cell of a bacterium? D. Ribosomes A DNA E. Pili B Plasma membrane CS Mitochondria Part III: Immunology 11. It is believed that worn out red blood cells are normally destroyed in the spleen by D. monocytes A. neutrophils XE. megakaryocytes B macrophages C. mast cells

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A. AG for the two reactions is different B. Trypsin is a protein, and elastase is not D. One of the reactions is endergonic, and the other is exergonic Hydrolysis of lysine bonds requires water; hydrolysis of alanine bonds des Part I: Microbiology 7. Which structures play direct roles in permitting bacteria to adhere to each other or to other surfaces? A. Cell wall and capsules B Capsule and fimbriae C. Cell membrane and endospores D. None 8. If E. coli lacks an F factor (F plasmid), and if bacteriophages are excluded from the bacterial cultures, then by which of these means Jilug some genes might be transmitted to other E. coli cells? A. via sex pili via transduction C. via conjugation D. via transformation both B and C 9. Broad-spectrum antibiotics inhibit the growth of most intestinal bacteria. A hospital patient who is Jas receiving broad-spectrum antibiotics is most likely to become A. unable to fix carbon dioxide B. unable to fix nitrogen deficient in certain vitamin K D. unable to digest cellulose or chitin 10. Which of the following would NOT be found in the cell of a bacterium? D. Ribosomes A DNA E. Pili B Plasma membrane CS Mitochondria Part III: Immunology 11. It is believed that worn out red blood cells are normally destroyed in the spleen by D. monocytes A. neutrophils XE. megakaryocytes B macrophages C. mast cells
Transcribed Image Text:A. AG for the two reactions is different B. Trypsin is a protein, and elastase is not D. One of the reactions is endergonic, and the other is exergonic Hydrolysis of lysine bonds requires water; hydrolysis of alanine bonds des Part I: Microbiology 7. Which structures play direct roles in permitting bacteria to adhere to each other or to other surfaces? A. Cell wall and capsules B Capsule and fimbriae C. Cell membrane and endospores D. None 8. If E. coli lacks an F factor (F plasmid), and if bacteriophages are excluded from the bacterial cultures, then by which of these means Jilug some genes might be transmitted to other E. coli cells? A. via sex pili via transduction C. via conjugation D. via transformation both B and C 9. Broad-spectrum antibiotics inhibit the growth of most intestinal bacteria. A hospital patient who is Jas receiving broad-spectrum antibiotics is most likely to become A. unable to fix carbon dioxide B. unable to fix nitrogen deficient in certain vitamin K D. unable to digest cellulose or chitin 10. Which of the following would NOT be found in the cell of a bacterium? D. Ribosomes A DNA E. Pili B Plasma membrane CS Mitochondria Part III: Immunology 11. It is believed that worn out red blood cells are normally destroyed in the spleen by D. monocytes A. neutrophils XE. megakaryocytes B macrophages C. mast cells
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