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If a canning procedure is not properly followed, which type of microbe is most likely to grow in the canned food?
Options
A. Obligate Aerobe
B. Acidophile
C. Mesophile
D. Obligate Anaerobe
Correct Answer
Obligate Anaerobe
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1. The major organism used in the microbial production of citric acid is
Options
A.
Penicillin notatum
B.
Rhizopus nigrificins
C.
Aspergillus niger
D.
Lactobacillis delbrueckii
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Correct Answer:
Aspergillus niger
2. Which of the following drugs may show plasmid-mediated resistance?
Options
A. Nalidixic acid
B. Ampicillin
C. Rifampicin
D. Methicillin
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Correct Answer: Ampicillin
3. The transposase gene encodes an enzyme that facilitate
Options
A. viral replication within a genome
B. general recombination
C. site-specific integration of transposable elements
D. none of the above
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Correct Answer: site-specific integration of transposable elements
4.
S. patorianns
can cause
Options
A. cloudiness in beer
B. ester like taste in beer
C. stringent taste in beer
D. bitter taste
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Correct Answer: cloudiness in beer
5. Which of the following viral infections is associated with the development of hydrophobia?
Options
A. Rabies
B. Influenza
C. Polio
D. Hepatitis
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Correct Answer: Rabies
6. Nagler's reaction is useful for the identification of
Options
A.
C tetani
B.
C perfringens
C.
C botulinum
D.
C difficile
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Correct Answer:
C perfringens
7. Which stop codon has been found to encode selenocysteine?
Options
A. UAA
B. UAG
C. UGA
D. AGA
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Correct Answer: UGA
8. Fungi
Options
A. are photosynthetic
B. are prokaryotic cells
C. have cell walls of peptidoglycan
D. secrete extracellular enzymes to breakdown nutrients
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Correct Answer: secrete extracellular enzymes to breakdown nutrients
9. Lactoferrin helps to protect against pathogens by
Options
A. sequestering Iron
B. blocking sebum production
C. lowering the pH
D. facilitating the growth of normal flora
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Correct Answer: sequestering Iron
10. DNA replication rates in prokaryotes are approximately of the order of
Options
A. 10 bases per second
B. 1,00 bases per second
C. 1,000 bases per second
D. 10,000 bases per second
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Correct Answer: 1,000 bases per second
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