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Chapter 20, Problem 1FIB
____________, have peptidoglycan in their____________, but ____________, do not.
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the correct options will be considered incorrect.
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Functions of glycocalyx: *
peptidoglycan: *
Peptidoglycan is only present in gram-
positive bacteria.
Allows bacterium to stick to host cells.
Forms pseudopodia for faster mobility of
Peptidoglycan is found mainly in the cell
walls of fungi and algae.
an organism.
Gram-negative cell wall has relatively
thinner layer of peptidoglycan than gram-
"Hides" the bacteria from host immune
cells.
positive.
3.
Mismatched pairs: *
Mitochondria : ATP production
Golgi apparatus : Protein synthesis
Vacuoles : Photosynthesis
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Scientific Name of the pathogen: Globodera rostochiensis(Wollenweber, 1923) Behrens,
1975
Quarantiined Pest? YES/NO: _______________________________________
Description of damage:
__________________
Viral DNA in the cytoplasm of a cell can be processed by _________________________, producing a unique dinucleotide ___________________ as a signaling molecule, which can be detected by _____________________.
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TLR3 and 2'-5' cyclic AMP (2'-5'cAMP); RIG-I
CGas; 2'-5' cyclic GAMP (2'-5' cGAMP); RIG-I
TLR3 and 2'-5' cyclic AMP (2'-5'cAMP); CGas
CGas; 2'-5' cyclic GAMP (2'-5'cGAMP); STING
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