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Microbial Metabolism

Microbial Metabolism
The glyoxylate cycle is used by some microorganisms when___________ is the sole carbon source.

all of these
carbon dioxide
acetate
nitrate

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Microbial Metabolism
In an oxygenic photosynthesis, the green and the purple bacteria do not use which of the following one as an electron source?

H2O
S (elemental sulphur)
H2
H2S

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Microbial Metabolism
Most of the energy in aerobic respiration of glucose is captured by

long-chain fatty acid oxidation
the enzyme formic-hydrogen lyase
substrate-level phosphorylation
electron transport of electrons from NADH

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Microbial Metabolism
Digestive reactions where large molecules are broken down into smaller ones are referred as

metabolism
anabolism
catabolism
biosynthesis

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Microbial Metabolism
Phosphate deregulated mutants are

less sensitive to phosphate regulation
none of these
highly sensitive to phosphate regulation
moderately sensitive to phosphate regulation

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Microbial Metabolism
The role of bacteriophyll in an oxygenic photosynthesis is to

reduce ferridoxin directly
transfer electrons to an intermediate in the sulfide oxidation pathway
use light energy to energize an electron
reduce NADP directly

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