Exam 19: Archaea
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Replacing sodium with potassium can satisfy the requirement for sodium in the halobacteria.
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The presence of genes encoding RubisCO enzymes in Methanocaldococcus jannaschii and a species of Pyrococcus indicates that the organisms
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Which of the following are NOT substrates for methanogens?
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The cytoplasmic membrane of Thermoplasma contains a lipopolysaccharide- like material called_________ , which consists of a(n)_________ lipid monolayer membrane containing
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Thermoplasma grows either aerobically or anaerobically by sulfur respiration.
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Which of the following bioenergetic processes CANNOT occur in hyperthermophiles?
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Which microbial grouping is the major oxygenic phototroph in most salt lakes?
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The factor that MOST affects the thermostability of a protein is its
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Some Archaea are chemoorganotrophs and use organic compounds as electron donors for energy metabolism.
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Methanogenesis is coupled with proton motive force formation and ATP synthesis through the activity of ATPases.
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Within the archaeal order Thermoplasmatales, which genus is the most acidotolerant and can grow in an environment with a pH of less than 0?
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The predominant cation in the Great Salt Lake is ________; the predominant cation in the Dead Sea is________ .
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Compare and contrast the genera Thermoproteus and Pyrobaculum or Thermoproteales in terms of their physiology as well as locations from where they can be isolated.
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Nitrifying Archaea such as Nitrosopumilus maritimus use _________as a sole carbon source and are capable of obtaining sufficient energy by aerobically oxidizing_________ , despite its relatively low concentration in the open ocean.
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Detail the mechanism by which halophilic Archaea obtain energy from light.
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Thermoplasma survive in coal refuse piles, because these piles
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