A) the microbes are rendered harmless by the process.
B) protoplasts of different microbial species can be fused.
C) the protoplast condition can easily be maintained indefinitely.
D) All of these choices are correct.
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A) DNA ligases.
B) lysozyme for bacteria.
C) chitinase for yeast.
D) RNAses.
E) either lysozyme or chitinase,depending on the type of cells.
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A) Use of corn as a fuel source drives up the cost of grain worldwide.
B) Ethanol absorbs water and would thus corrode fuel pipelines used in transport.
C) Ethanol contains far less energy than other fuels.
D) All of these are disadvantages.
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A) Bioconversions facilitate the scaling up of reactions.
B) Enzymes catalysts are not destroyed in the bioconversion process.
C) Bioconversions yield specific and biologically active stereoisomers.
D) Enzyme catalyzed reactions in the bioconversion process proceed much more rapidly.
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A) cell wall constituents
B) nucleic acids
C) histones
D) polysaccharides
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A) increased
B) decreased
C) not changed
D) isotonic
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A) A search for unknown organisms that may become serious pathogens to humans.
B) A search for unknown organisms that may become serious pathogens to farm animals.
C) An exploration of nature in the search for potentially useful organisms or their products.
D) Use of microorganisms to locate and extract valuable minerals from deep underground.
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A) Penicillium notatum
B) Aspergillus niger
C) Penicillium chrysogenum
D) Pisolithus tinctorius
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A) emulsification and increasing detergency,which aids in biodegradability.
B) solubilization of hydrophobic compounds,which enhances cleanup and recovery of oil from spills.
C) prevention or reduction of microbial growth on surfaces,decreasing transmission of disease.
D) both emulsification and increasing detergency and solubilization of hydrophobic compounds.
E) both emulsification and increasing detergency and prevention or reduction of microbial growth on surfaces.
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A) Bt does not accumulate in the soil or in nontarget animals.
B) Bt is easily degraded in the natural environment.
C) The toxin can only be activated in target insects so it is nontoxic to mammals.
D) Though not well documented it is possible for horizontal gene flow to introduce Bt genes into other plants.
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A) Acetyl
B) Benzyl
C) Methyl
D) Propyl
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A) Error-prone PCR
B) DNA shuffling
C) Whole genome shuffling
D) Metabolic pathway engineering
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A) include compounds such as antibiotics and mycotoxins.
B) include bacteriocins and other similar cytotoxic compounds.
C) are compounds needed for the synthesis of microbial cells in the primary growth phase.
D) are compounds that accumulate during the period after primary growth phase and have no direct relationship to the synthesis of cell materials.
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A) Ethanol derived from corn
B) Ethanol derived from algae
C) Hydrogen
D) None of these contain more energy per weight unit than gasoline.
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A) The scale-up process is paramount.
B) Developing a suitable culture media.
C) Success in producing one liter of product.
D) Finding the right organism to repeatedly produce one liter of product.
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