- Which method would you use if you needed to amplify an RNA sample?
- Which of the following bacteria could persist in refrigerated food and cause disease?
- Which of the following chemical control methods involves creating emulsions and mechanically carrying away microbes?
- What is the name of the red pigment produced by serratia marcescens when incubated between 25-30C?
- Which of the following bacteria would you find in glaciers and polar zones?
- ________ are enzymes that are made inside the cell but are released outside the cell to function.
- Which pH indicator is used in the oxidative-fermentative (OF) test for glucose fermentation?
- Which of the following methods would allow you to indirectly determine bacterial concentration in a given stock culture?
- Based on its oxygen requirements, which category does this bacterium belong to?
- Determine the dilution factor for tube D and provide it in the 1:X format.Stock--1mL--> (A) 9 mL --10 mL--> (B) 90 mL --10 mL--> (C) 990 mL --1mL--> (D) 99 mL
- Which of the following is considered a countable plate?
- Which of the following does not belong in a PCR reaction?
- Which of the following is a negative carbohydrate fermentation test result?
- Which of the following is NOT part of the standard plate count (SPC) protocol?
- Which of the following does not belong in a sanger sequencing reaction?
- Extreme changes in the environment (E.g. temp or pH), would cause enzymes to lose their 3D structure and hence, function. This is called ________.
- Which method is used to test the effectiveness of a given antimicrobial agent?
- This microorganism was grown at 25-30C to produce the shown red colonies. Identify the microbe
- If the plasma in the blood becomes hypertonic, what happens to the RBCs?
- Determine the dilution factor for tube B and provide it in the 10^-x format.Stock--1mL--> (A) 9 mL --10 mL--> (B) 90 mL --10 mL--> (C) 990 mL --1mL--> (D) 99 mL