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A) The genes abc and def are much closer to each other on the chromosome.
B) The genes abc and def must share a higher degree of sequence similarity.
C) Both genes have a high affinity for the viral binding sites.
D) Both genes code for gene products that are necessary for viral replication.
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A) abstinence.
B) antibiotics.
C) boiling water.
D) fluoride treatment.
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A) cell size.
B) multicellularity.
C) chromosomes.
D) nucleic acids as the hereditary material.
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A) other polysaccharides.
B) lipids.
C) peptides.
D) ribosomes.
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A) morphology of flagella.
B) sequencing of proteins, DNA, and RNA.
C) occurrence of transverse binary fission.
D) type of colony formation.
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A) MDR TB is more expensive to treat.
B) Not completing a full course of antibiotic can select for MDR strains.
C) HIV and TB can be transmitted in the same manner.
D) The spread of TB can be very rapid.
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A) "Head full" packaging always places only phage DNA into the phage head during phage packaging in generalized transduction.
B) Generalized transduction always involves lytic phage.
C) Generalized transduction can be used to map bacterial genes.
D) Genes that are close together on the bacterial chromosome will have a relatively large cotransduction frequency.
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A) they act as sites of protein synthesis.
B) they are smaller than in eukaryotes.
C) tetracycline and chloramphenicol can bind to bacterial ribosomes.
D) they differ in ribosomal proteins.
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A) capsid region.
B) nucleoid region.
C) endospore region.
D) peptidoglycan region.
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A) Purple
B) Pink
C) Blue
D) Clear, it does not retain any stain
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A) Fungi eat bacteria.
B) Fungi and bacteria are both decomposers and compete for resources.
C) The compound produced by the fungus is used for nitrogen fixation, the antibacterial properties are accidental.
D) The fungal compound is produced in response to a bacterial invasion of the fungal hyphae.
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A) sugars.
B) bacteria surrounded by a polysaccharide matrix.
C) fluoride.
D) lactic acid.
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A) Bacteria consume calcium.
B) Lactic acid fermentation is used to generate ATP under anaerobic conditions.
C) Plaque degrades the tooth's protective mucosal layers.
D) Glucose forms a weak acid when dissolved in saliva.
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A) can oxidize inorganic molecules such as ammonia and sulfur for energy
B) is a purple non-sulfur bacteria which depends on light.
C) obtains carbon from organic molecules.
D) can use the energy from sunlight to build organic molecules from carbon dioxide.
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A) Chemolithoautotrophic metabolism
B) Chemoheterotrophic metabolism
C) Photoautotrophic metabolism
D) Photoheterotrophic metabolism
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A) mutation and phage viral attack
B) phage viral attack and genetic recombination
C) genetic recombination and nondisjunction
D) genetic recombination and mutation
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A) both wild-type and mutant cells are killed.
B) both wild-type and mutant cells survive.
C) wild-type cells survive; mutant cells die.
D) wild-type cells die; mutant cells survive.
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A) plasmids.
B) pseudomonads.
C) nucleoids.
D) endospores.
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A) a lipopolysaccharide.
B) peptidoglycan.
C) gelatin.
D) pili.
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