Bacteria

Welcome to the "Bacteria" category on Questions LLC! This section is dedicated to answering all your queries about one of the most fascinating and diverse groups of organisms on the planet - bacteria. Here, you will find a treasure trove of information about the various types of bacteria, their ecological importance, their role in human health and disease, and much more. Whether you are a curious student, a science enthusiast, or simply someone intrigued by the hidden world of microorganisms, we invite you to explore the fascinating realm of bacteria and uncover the answers to your burning questions. So, let's dive in and unravel the mysteries of these tiny yet powerful life forms together!

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which organisms are most important for a healthy lawn?a-birds, b-moss, c-bacteria, d-leaf hoppers, e-bees C=Bacteria
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Scientists and doctors have observed that many species of bacteria are no longer susceptible to antibiotics that were once
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I'm studying for a test and can't find the answers for the following questions...please help!What clade of bacteria produce
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2. asked by Sarah
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I have to do a project on the bacteria/micro called streptococcusand s the any website that would answer these following
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2. asked by HEALTH
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what makes bacteria dangeruous when they undergo natrual selectionthey resist anti biotics and copy their genes to other
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Bacteria and humans are similar in that they(1 point)Responses are unicellular. are unicellular. are multicellular. are
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2. asked by lennix
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Use the word bacteria in a sentence
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2. asked by kkkkkilani
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tiny, one-celled organisms that are neither plants nor animals. They are involved in infectious disease and decay. They live
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2. asked by kkkkkilani
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what would staphylococcus bacteria look like?
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describe vibrios?
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what are three facts about salmonella bacteria?
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2. asked by Mark
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3. The prentx staphylo- means "cluster? What would Staphylococcus bacteria look like?
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2. asked by I’m
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Which of the following is NOT true of bacteria?a. Bacteria change the sugar in milk to lactic acid. b. Bacteria change nitrogen
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2. asked by T.J And the Vibe
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Indicate if the organisms below are either a photoautotroph, a heterotroph, or a chemoautotroph.1. A bacterium that uses
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2. asked by bee
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Most bacteria areA: unicellular eukaryotes B: unicellular prokaryotes C: multicellular eukaryotes D: multicellular prokaryotes
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A bacterial strain divides once every 30 minutes. After 90 minutes, a single bacterium can form a total of ___ bacteria
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Salmonella bacteria grows rapidly in a nice warm place. If just a few hundred were left on a cutting board when a chicken was
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2. asked by Andy
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A deactivated deadly strain of bacteria was first treated with protease enzyme. It was then mixed with a harmless strain of live
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2. asked by alma
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The bacterium Escherichia coli, orE-coli, has a doubling period of 0.32 h. If a culture starts with 100 bacteria: (a) Determine
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2. asked by saya
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Discuss the components of E. Coli
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2. asked by Nathaniel Benson
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The table shows the pH ranges that support the growth of different bacteria.Bacteria pH range Salmonella 3.6–9.5 Listeria
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what happens to SalmonellaListeria monocytogenes Escherichia coli at a ph of 2.9
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Why do bacterial cells not contain mitochondria?
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The table shows the pH ranges that support the growth of different bacteria.Bacteria pH range Salmonella 3.6–9.5 Listeria
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2. asked by ik ur cheating
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The presence of (cocci/diplococci/coccobacilli/streptococci) in the CSF is consistent with infection with Listeria
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2. asked by Shannon
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A colony of Salmonella bacteriahas a current population of 1000 organisms. If this particular strain has a doubling time, d, of
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2. asked by Anonymous
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e. coli 0157 is a pathogen that cannot ferment sorbitol, a sugar alcohol, to acid whereas the E. coli in our GI tract, a member
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2. asked by Mai
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Describe how bacteria develop antibiotic diseases.A: Bacteria develop antibiotic resistance when a person stops taking
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2. asked by Anonymous
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In bacteria, binary fission can be modeled in(1 point)Responses four stages. four stages. one stage. one stage. three stages.
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2. asked by Lee Hooni 🖤
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Live cultures of Bacillus thuringiensis (Dipel) and B. subtilis(Kodiak) are sold as pesticides.What bacterial structures make it
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2. asked by AHh
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Lactobacillus species ferment glucose, as demonstratedby the snyder test. What other metabolic functions might they perform
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2. asked by Mary'
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what is nonfermentative bacteria?
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Which metabolic category best describes Bacteria that act as decomposers?A) Chemoautotrophy B) Chemoheterotrophy C)
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2. asked by Sarah
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Which describes an endospore?a thin, thread-like bridge that joins two bacteria together a tiny structure inside bacteria where
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Which is NOT a human benefit of bacteria?combat viral infections clean the environment make food fix nitrogen thanks
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2. asked by jessie
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I need help finding the terms of each definition.1.) The "transforming factor" that alters pneumonia bacteria 2.) The three
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2. asked by Jennifer
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Question 1:Which type of bacteria forms in chains? A. Staphylococci B. Clostridium difficile C. Diplococci D. Streptococci
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Fill in the blank____ bacteria can't survive without oxygen. A. Gram-negative B. Anaerobic C. Gram-positive D. Aerobic
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Which bacteria contributes to intestinal disease?A. Clostridium B. Pseudomonas aeruginosa C. Escheria coli (E. coli) D.
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Staphylococcus aureus is which type of microorganism?O Spherical O Spiral O Rod O Composite Correct answers only please
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Which term describes bacteria shaped like a circle?A. Prion B. Cocci C. Vibrio D. Bacilli Correct answers only please
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Fill in the blank-______ bacteria are shaped like spirals. A. Cocci B. Bacilli C. Vibrio D. Spirilla ** ( my answer) Is my
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Bacteria that form in pairs are called ___A. bacteria. B. streptococci diplococci C. staphylococci D. clostridium difficile
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___ bacteria form in clusters.A. Streptococci B. Clostridium difficile C. Staphylococci D. Diplococci
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Bacteria are so small that a microscope that can magnify at least ____ times necessary to view them.A. 10 B. 900 C. 1,000 D.
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Bacteria are so small that a microscope that can magnify at least ____ times necessary to view them.A. 10 B. 900 C. 1,000 D.
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Which bacteria contributes to intestinal disease?A. Clostridium B. Pseudomonas aeruginosa C. Escheria coli (E. coli) D.
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What is a disease caused by Bacilli spores and Flagellated Forms?(Bacilli Bacteria)
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2. asked by Shanete
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Which of the following words or phrases describes the heterotrophic bacteria, the cyanobacteria, both or neither?a.lack of
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2. asked by songyi
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The graph below illustrates the growth curves for two types of bacteria, A and B, as the pH of their surrounding mediums change.
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2. asked by bhgu
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