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Food Micro Midterm 1

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Give three food preservation techniques.   Salting, fermenting, radiation, drying, MAP, HPP.  
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Define food microbiology.   The study of microorganisms which have both beneficial and deleterious effects on the quality and safety of foods.  
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What four components make up food microbiology?   Growth characteristics, identification, pathogenesis, control measures.  
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What are the three areas of interest in food microbiology?   Food preservation, food spoilage, foodborne illness.  
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Name the four categories of microorganisms.   Bacteria, fungi (yeasts and molds), protozoa, viruses  
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_____ can grow at low pH and high sugar content.   Yeasts  
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_____ are transmitted via blood-sucking insects and ingestion.   Protozoa  
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Eukaryotes include both _____ and ______.   fungi, protozoa  
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What are the three different morphologies of bacteria?   Cocci, bacilli, tetrads  
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Gram ______ bacteria have a thin peptidoglycan layer and produce endotoxins.   negative  
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Gram ______ bacteria have a thick peptidoglycan layer and produce exotoxins.   positive  
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Define a bacterial strain.   Genetic variant of a microorganism  
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Define serovars.   Strain differentiation by specific characteristics.  
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What are the four most important molds in foods?   Aspergillus, Fusarium, Penicillium, Rhizopus  
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______ may produce toxins, some strains are used in processing, and can cause spoilage.   Aspergillus  
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_____ is associated with rot in citrus fruits, potatoes, and grains.   Fusarium  
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______ is used in the food production of cheeses and can produce mycotoxin, or spoil foods.   Penicillium  
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______ spoil fruits and vegetables and cause black mold on bread.   Rhizopus  
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What are the three important yeasts in foods?   Saccharomyces, Candida, Zygosaccaromyces  
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______ is used in the leavening of bread and in alcohol fermentation, but can also cause spoilage.   Saccharomyces  
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______ cause spoilage in food with high acid, salt, and sugar, such as dairy products.   Candida  
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_______ cause spoilage in high acid foods like ketchup.   Zygosaccharomyces  
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What are the three important viruses in foods?   Hapatitis A, norovirus, bachteriophages  
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Lactic acid bacteria are considered ______.   producers  
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What are the three types of hydrolyzing bacteria?   Proteolytic, lipolytic, and saccharolytic bacteria  
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______ bacteria can cause gastrointestinal infections.   Enteric  
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