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6. along w classification, what is another advantage cell walls have to man?

  • Provides selective toxicity for anti-microbials
  • Provides non-selective toxicity for anti-microbials

7. which amino acid essential for cross linking

  • 1st
  • 3rd
  • 2nd
  • 4th

8. Protein A of S. aureus competes w what for the Fc region of opsonising antibodies?

  • nicotinic receptors
  • neutrophil receptors
  • peptidoglycan receptors
  • nociceptors

9. what residues does Teichoic acid contain

  • glycerophosphate or peptidoglycan phosphate residues
  • glycerophosphate or ribitol phosphate residues
  • peptidoglycan or ribitol phosphate residues

10. in Protein A of S. aureus: what region does it bind

  • Binds Fc region of IgG
  • Binds Fc region of IgA
  • Binds Fd region of IgA
  • Binds Fd region of IgG

11. Act as transport proteins for larger metabolites including: select incorrect answer

  • gram positive bacteria
  • Nucleosides
  • Maltose
  • Oligosaccharides

12. what protein will Present as fine processes called fimbriae and Protects from phagocytosis for group A streptococcus?

  • C protein
  • M protein
  • A protein
  • N protein

13. Peptidoglycan: select false statement

  • In Gram-positive bacteria, cross linking involves a peptide interbridge
  • Cross linking of NAM with a tetrapeptide
  • Cross linking of NAM with a tripeptide
  • Characteristic for each specific bacterium
  • In S. aureus each interbridge peptide consists of 5 molecules of the amino acid glycine connected by peptide bonds (peptapeptide)

14. which protein is present in wall of S. aureus?

  • protein c
  • protein n
  • protein a
  • protein m

15. what facilitates transport into the cell? Roughly 100 on cell surface
10 angstrom (Å) diameter

  • Porin protein forming channels in the membrane
  • Nucleosides
  • Maltose
  • Oligosaccharides

16. a cytoplasmic membrane contains: select wrong answer

  • basic structure of 2 sugar derivatives connected in b1-4 linkages
  • Ion pumps to maintain membrane potential and synthetic enzymes
  • A coiled portion of the membrane, the mesosome
  • The mesosome acts as an anchor to bind and pull apart daughter chromosomes during cell division

17. outer membranes are unique to gram negative bacteria, select incorrect answer

  • provides space for osmotic granules to leave cell: removing toxins
  • Outer edge of outer membrane is different from any other biological membrane
  • Maintains structure and forms permeability barrier to large molecules:
    e.g. lysosyme
  • Provides protection from adverse environmental conditions such as the human digestive system

18. excess of LPS leads to what? (mainly)

  • skin discolouration
  • septic shock
  • brain damage
  • rheumatoid arthritis

19. membrane pores: select incorrect statement

  • Less permeable to hydrophobic molecules
  • Less sensitive to antibiotics
  • Permeable/ highly sensitive to antibiotics
  • Permeable to hydrophilic molecules

20. what is released during the cross linking step

  • Precursor form of the peptide has an extra L-ala
  • Precursor form of the peptide has an extra D-ala
  • Post form of the peptide has an extra D-ala