Microbiology chapters 9 and 11

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Microbiology chapters 9 and 11

Control of growth
physical techniques and chemical agents used to destroy, reduce, or remove microbes
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Control of growth physical techniques and chemical agents used to destroy, reduce, or remove microbes
disinfection destroys most microbial life on inanimate surfaces
steralization destruction of all microbial life
antisepsis destroys most microbial life on living surfaces
decontamination mechanical removal of most microbes
sanitization cleansing technique that removes microbes
pasteurization technique using heat to kill agents of infection of food, doesn't alter taste
lyophilization combination of freezing and drying
filtration removes microbes from air and liquid
genetics the scientific study of heredity.
gene segment of DNA that contains code to make RNA
genome total of genetic material in cell
chromosome structure composed of neatly packages DNA
phenotype The physical traits that appear in an individual as a result of its gentic make up.
genotype genetic makeup
exons expressed sequence of DNA; codes for a protein
introns sequence of DNA that is not involved in coding for a protein
operon group of genes operating together, controls mRNA production
DNA replication genetic program is duplicated and passed on to each offspring
translation RNA is used to produce proteins
transcription DNA is used to synthesize RNA
transfer RNA brings amino acids to ribosomes during translation
messenger RNA carries DNA code to ribosome
ribosomal RNA forms part of ribosome and participates in protein synthesis
pyrimadines nitrogen bases that form DNA and RNA; thymine and cytosine (uracil)
purine guanine and adenine
DNA structure nucleotide made of phosphate, deoxyribose sugar and nitrogenous base
transformation transfer of naked DNA
transduction DNA transfer through action of bacterial virus
conjugation attachment of 2 related species, & formation of bridge that transports DNA
transposons sections of DNA that can move around
mutations phenotypic changes due to changes in genotype

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