Weeks 8/9 Review
Across
- 4. inactivates beta lactam ring of certain antibiotics
- 7. amphipathic molecules, like soap, that aid in the physical removal of microbes
- 10. dormant bacterial cells, very difficult to kill
- 11. targets 50S ribosome, prevents ribosome from moving along mRNA
- 13. antibiotic that works on a wide range of bacteria
- 16. targets cell membranes, similar mode of action to isopropanol
- 18. targets cell wall, too large to get through outer membrane of gram negative bacteria
- 23. halogen, often used as an antiseptic, interferes with protein bonding
- 24. antibiotic that kills bacteria
- 27. removal of most microbes
- 29. heavy metal, inactivates enzymes
- 30. chemical used on surfaces/inanimate objects to kill or remove microbes
- 33. gaining new genes from a bacteriophage
- 34. produces free radicals, hydrogen peroxide belongs to this category,
- 36. removing all water to halt growth of microbes
- 37. antibiotic that works on a small number of bacteria
- 38. targets RNA polymerase, shuts down mRNA synthesis
- 40. blocks attachment of tRNAs
- 41. test to look at susceptibility of a bacterium to a chemical agent
- 42. removal or destruction of all microbes, including endospores
Down
- 1. active ingredient is alcohol, used on skin to remove most pathogens
- 2. using good bacteria to displace or prevent the growth of bad bacteria
- 3. using viruses that can infect bacteria to target bacterial infections
- 5. a type of phenolic, targets cell membranes/respiration
- 6. shuts down DNA replication in herpesvirus
- 7. targets 30S ribosome, causing misreading of mRNA
- 8. halts DNA synthesis in HIV infections
- 9. targets cell wall by inhibiting transpeptidase enzyme
- 12. rapidly heating and cooling liquid to remove most pathogens
- 14. chemical used on living tissue to kill pathogens
- 15. can pass on antibiotic resistance genes through conjugation
- 17. prevents nucleic acid synthesis for RNA viruses
- 19. machine that uses combination of pressure and moist heat to sterilize
- 20. removing microbes by straining liquid through very small holes
- 21. blocks release of influenza virus from host cells
- 22. halogen, often used in water treatment and to disinfect surfaces
- 25. largest category of beta lactams
- 26. picking up naked DNA from the environment
- 28. targets DNA synthesis, by blocking gyrase and topoisomerase
- 31. energy wavelength introducing mutations in to DNA
- 32. antibiotic that stops bacterial growth
- 34. B targets cell membranes of gram - bacteria
- 35. pumps out antibiotics
- 39. antimicrobial drug used to target bacteria