E. coli is growing in a flask containing Tryptic Soy Broth at 37°C, in the presence of oxygen. The E. coli in this flask is most likely growing using O fermentation O Aerobic Respiration O Anaerobic Respiration O All of the above
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Q: Fermentation is primarily involved in the recycling ofa. ADP.b. NAD+.c. oxygen.d. glucose.
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- Which of the following statements is false? A. Sulfur-oxidizing bacteria may form hydrogen sulfide (H2S) as a product of the oxidation. B. Dissimilatory reduction of metals such as Fe3+ to Fe2+ represents anaerobic respiration. C. The nitrification reactions carried out by certain bacteria would be considered lithotrophy. D. Denitrification reactions would be considered anaerobic respiration.If a bacterium lost the ability to produce FADH2 , which of the following must stop?a) biosynthesisb) glycolysisc) pentose phosphate pathwayd) TCA cyclee) fermentationWhat is the end product of fermentation? Lactic acid Oxygen Ethanol Two of the above
- In fermentation, the terminal electron acceptor isa) oxygen (O2).b) hydrogen (H2).c) carbon dioxide (CO2).d) an organic compound.A chemolithoautotroph is respiring using only iron (Fe3+) and nitrite (NO2-). This bacterium does not consume organic molecules. Describe a result of this organism’s metabolic pathways that could be beneficial to another organism (of any type) living in close proximityYou plate 3 different strains of the bacteria family Aspergillis on a MacConkey Agar plate. You notice that 2 have a yellow shade, 1 has a subtle pink color. Please interpret this information. Such as, the type of fermenters these bacteria are and what this says about their metabolism. What does the color change represent? And how is this color change possible?
- Which of the following statements concerning fermentation is TRUE?a) Fermentation ultimately provides NAD+b) Fermentation requires oxygenc) Glucose is an important direct end-product of fermentationd) The F1FO ATP synthase is important for fermentatione) Proton motive force is used in fermentation Give typing answer with explanation and conclusionHere is the question: What are the products of fermentation? _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ thank youWhich of the following is a useful application of lactate fermentation? Yogurt production Beer brewing Winemaking Breadmaking
- Which of the following distinguishes fermentation from aerobic respiration? (Only one choice is correct). A. Fermentation requires an input of oxygen. B. Fermentation occurs under anaerobic conditions. C. Fermentation has a higher ATP yield than aerobic respiration. D. Fermentation breaks down all of the carbon–carbon bonds in a glucose molecule.Fermentation is primarily involved in the recycling ofa. ADP.b. NAD+.c. oxygen.d. glucose.It is required to recover active extracellular enzymes from a completed fermentation mediumthat also consists of proteins (<200,000 molecular weight cut-off (MWCO)) and bacterial cells (1-2μm). A cross-flow 0.35 μm microfiltration (MF) with retentate recycled back to the fermenter willbe used over a period of 5 hours during which time flux is assumed to decline linearly. After 5 hours, assuming 95% of the bacteria are retained and given the additionalinformation below, what is the concertation of bacteria remaining in the fermenter and what area,in m2 , of MF membrane is needed? Initial bacterial concentration = 1.2 gdcw /L (dcw = dry cell weight)Volume of medium at the beginning = 15 m3Volume of medium left in the fermenter after 5 hours filtering = 1 m3Initial (starting flux) = 6.5 x 10-5 m sec -1Final flux (after 5 hours of filtering) = 3.9 x 10-5 m sec -
