| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Where would you find Staphylococci (principally S. epidermidis) in the body? | Skin | 80%
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| Which method do bacteria use to swap genes within and between species? | Horizontal gene transfer/HGT | 53%
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| Where would you find Corynebacteria spp. in the body? | Skin | 40%
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| A host-associated community of commensal, symbiotic and pathogenic microorganisms | Microbiome | 33%
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| Where would you find Candida spp. in the body? | Skin | 33%
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| Where would you find lactobacilli in the body? | Small Intestine | 33%
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| Where would you find E. coli in the body? | Small Intestine | 33%
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| Which type of reproduction slows down evolution – where new mutations in different individuals can’t get together. | Clonal | 27%
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| Where would you find Micorococci in the body? | Skin | 27%
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| The collective genome of all microorganisms living on the human body | Metagenome | 20%
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| Where would you find Propionibacteria spp. in the body? | Skin | 20%
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| Which bacteria causes dental caries? | Streptococcus mutans | 20%
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| Which parts of the GI tract allows for some limited microbial growth due to high amounts of bile salts and pancreatic secretions? | Jejunum/Duodenum | 13%
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| Where would you find Bifidobacterium bifidum in the body? | Large Intestine | 13%
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| Where would you find enterococcus faecalis in the body? | Small Intestine | 13%
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| Which type of bacteria predominantly colonise the epidermis? | Gram +ve | 7%
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| Non pathogenic bacteria residing in the stomach which can cause stomach ulcers | Helicobacter pylori | 7%
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| Where would you find Bacteroides in the body? | Large Intestine | 7%
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| Which part of the stomach contains the microbiome? | Mucosal Layer | 7%
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| Where would you find lactic acid bacteria in the body? | Large Intestine | 0%
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| Which type of bacteria can produce lipases which use triglycerides as a substrate to produce fatty acids, causing inflammation? | Propionibacterium | 0%
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