Prompts E) Cell Transport & Growth. Marshall, Dr. Warren's research partner, performed an experiment that provided evidence that colloidal bismuth subcitrate (CBS; similar to the over-the-counter drug PeptoBismol) inhibited the growth of Helicobacter pylori. Theorize and Map the various ways that CBS (in the form of small, dissolved particles) could have entered individual cells of H. Pylori in order to have an effect on their cell function. (Hint: it would NOT require energy). H. pylori bacteria acquire essential nutrients from organic matter in the human stomach. One such nutrient is potassium, which actually exists in higher concentrations inside the cell versus outside. Diagram the way potassium is moved into cells. (Hint: NO molecules are being modified or synthesized while transporting). H. pylori are slow growers, but in lower-oxygen environments, they can have a doubling time of 50 minutes. Diagram the exponential growth of H. pylori in 5 generations. Describe the method of cell division in bacteria.

Prompts E) Cell Transport & Growth. Marshall, Dr. Warren's research partner, performed an experiment that provided evidence that colloidal bismuth subcitrate (CBS; similar to the over-the-counter drug PeptoBismol) inhibited the growth of Helicobacter pylori. Theorize and Map the various ways that CBS (in the form of small, dissolved particles) could have entered individual cells of H. Pylori in order to have an effect on their cell function. (Hint: it would NOT require energy). H. pylori bacteria acquire essential nutrients from organic matter in the human stomach. One such nutrient is potassium, which actually exists in higher concentrations inside the cell versus outside. Diagram the way potassium is moved into cells. (Hint: NO molecules are being modified or synthesized while transporting). H. pylori are slow growers, but in lower-oxygen environments, they can have a doubling time of 50 minutes. Diagram the exponential growth of H. pylori in 5 generations. Describe the method of cell division in bacteria.

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