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D) Acridine Orange Stain
Match the structures in column A to their functions in
column B. Place the number from column B in the blank
spot next to the structure in column A. One structure will
have two answers.
A
Cell Wall
Endospore
Fimbriae
Flagella
Glycocalyx
Pili
6) Resting
Plasma Membrane 7) Protein synthesis
Ribosomes
B
To Do
1) Attachment to surface
2) Cell wall formation
3) Motility
4) Protection from osmotic lysis
5) Protection from phagocytosis
8) Selective permeability
9) Transfer of genetic material
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D) Fimbria
16) Which of the following is present in both Gram-
negative and Gram-positive
cell walls?
A) An outer membrane
B) Peptidoglycan
C) Teichoic Acid
D) LPS
17) Bacterial endospores:
A) are visualized using the naked eye
B) are a mechanism for survival
C) are used for nutrient storage
D) are easily inactived by heat
18) Which stain is most frequently used to distinguish
differences between medically important bacteria?
A) Simple Stain
B) Negative Stain
C) Gram Stain
D) Acridine Orange Stain
Match the structures in column A to their functions in
column B. Place the number from column B in the blank
spot next to the structure in column A. One structure will
To Do
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