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Yes or No Review for Microbiology Lab & Lecture Connection

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Key facts about microbes and lab tools

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Yes or No Review for Microbiology Lab & Lecture Connection
 

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Key facts about microbes and lab tools

by Professor Morgan
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Is the bacterial cell membrane made of peptidoglycan?

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Did Tyndall and Cohn discover structures known as endospores?

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Did Louis Pasteur use a swan‑neck flask to disprove spontaneous generation?

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Does spontaneous generation claim that living organisms arise from nonliving matter?

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Endospores stain green and are easily destroyed by heat, making them non-resistant.

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Light microscopy uses electron beams to view internal structures of microbes.

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Francesco Redi proved spontaneous generation for all microbes using decaying meat.

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The Capsule stain is heat-fixed to reveal capsules around bacteria.

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Louis Pasteur used the Swan-neck Flask to support biogenesis and disprove spontaneous generation.

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Germ Theory states that microorganisms can invade other organisms and cause disease.

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Gram stain differentiates bacteria into Gram-positive (purple) and Gram-negative (red).

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Robert Koch developed methods for growing individual types of microbes in the lab (Koch's Postulates).

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Did Alexander Fleming discover penicillin?

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Did Semmelwiess develop vaccination after studying smallpox in dairy maids?

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Did Joseph Lister contribute to antiseptic surgical techniques?

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Is a TEM used primarily to view internal structures of microbes?

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Does heat‑fixing a smear help kill the organism and keep it attached to the slide?

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Do all prokaryotic cells have a capsule?

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Are bacilli spherical (round) in shape?

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Is the nucleoid region surrounded by a membrane?

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Are peritrichous bacteria covered with flagella over their entire surface?

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Are pili used in genetic exchange (conjugation)?

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Do endospores form when the cell is starved of carbon and nitrogen?

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Are ribosomes present in the cytoplasm of prokaryotes?

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Do NAM and NAG alternate to form glycan chains in the cell wall?

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Do “staphylo‑” arrangements describe chains of cells?

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Is a SEM used to view 3‑dimensional surfaces of microbes?

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Is the Gram stain considered a differential stain?

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Does the acid‑fast stain identify organisms such as Mycobacterium?

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Is the ribosome responsible for energy conversion?

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