What group of biomolecules to sterols belong to?

A small circular DNA molecule of nonessential genes in bacteria is called a _____.

Which of these is the correct way to write a scientific name using binomial nomenclature?

Chains of spherical cells are ______.

Molecules in which there is unequal sharing of electrons have _______ bonds.

Who developed a heating method to prevent wine from souring that is now used to kill pathogens in foods such as milk?

Which allows hydrophilic solutes to pass into and out of the cell using transport proteins and does not require ATP?

Which statement is NOT true about pili?

____ is the ability to distinguish closely spaced objects.

The ___ stain differentiates bacteria based on whether the cell wall is thick or thin.

A basic dye for staining is also called a/an _________ dye.

Which group of eukaryotic microorganisms act primarily as decomposers?

Which type of microbe is not cellular?

Why is water a good solvent?

Amino acids are linked together in proteins by ____ bonds.

What is the general chemical formula for monosaccharides?

Put the levels of polypeptide and protein structure in order from primary to quaternary:

Which microbiome is comprised of microbes living in the ocean?

Sequence the following from smallest to largest size:

A. PROTOZOA

B. VIRUSES

C. PROKARYOTES

D. MOLECULE

Where are teichoic acids found in prokaryotic cells?

Which of these is NOT a property shared by all living organisms:

Which group is found in the broadest range of environments, including some extreme environments?

What type of microscopy is best to view internal structures of cells and viruses at magnifications of 20,000x or higher?

Microorganisms capable of causing disease are _______.

Monosaccharides are joined together by _____ bonds.

Which of these is NOT a lipid?

Nucleotides are composed of pentose sugar, phosphate, and ________.

The acid-fast technique is used to identify a certain genus of bacteria because their cell walls contain ________.

Which type of reaction is used to form covalent bonds between monomer subunits or components of biomolecules? (hint: forms bonds while losing a water molecule)

Who developed a set of guidelines for determining a specific microbe caused a specific disease?

Which scientist first proposed the germ theory of disease?

Compared to saliva (pH 6), vinegar (pH 3) has a H+ concentration _______ than saliva.

Atoms of the same element with different number of neutrons are called:

What is the name of the microbiome consisting of microbial communities living in and on our bodies?

Anions have a __________ charge with _________ electrons than protons.

The tertiary structure of a protein is its:

Most atoms found in molecules and salts prefer to have ___ electrons in their outer shell.

The primary function of nucleic acids is:

Which of these is NOT a type of organic molecule found living organisms?

Members of this group can live in extreme environments like hot springs at Yellowstone or extreme salt of the Dead Sea.

The primary structural component of bacterial cell walls is

Which type of microscopy that has the greatest resolution?

Which type of microscopy uses UV light to excite a dye?

Cell membranes are composed mostly of:

Chemicals that reduce changes in pH are _____.

Which component is unique among the 20 types of amino acids?

Archaeal cell walls are ____ compared to bacterial cell walls.

Who first observed bacteria and "animalcules"?