II Semester B.Sc. Examination, May/June 2014 (Semester Scheme) MICROBIOLOGY – II Microbial Taxonomy and Cultural Techniques (F+R – 70, 2011-12 & Onwards, R – 60 Prior to 2011-12) Time : 3 Hours
Max. Marks : 70 (F)/60(R)
Instructions : 1) Candidates of 2011 onwards should answer all the Sections. 2) Candidates prior to 2011 should answer A, B and C Sections only. 3) Draw diagrams wherever necessary. 4) 70 marks for fresh students of 2011-12 onwards. 5) 60 marks for repeater students prior to 2011-12.
6) Briefly explain the general properties of viruses. 7) Explain the salient features of Actinomycetes. 8) Give an account on the Asexual reproduction in bacteria. 9) Illustrate only a neat labelled diagram of the life cycle in Agaricus. 10) Explain the cultivation of Anaerobic bacteria.
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11) Define culture media. Classify and explain the different types of culture media. 12) Explain the structure and reproduction in Penicillium. 13) Explain the structure of a cyanobacterial cell and the mode of reproduction. 14) Classify bacteria based on temperature, pH and Oxygen requirement. 15) Explain the function and operations of a chemostat in continuous cultivation system.
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