第五章 微生物的营养物质习题（The fifth chapter, microbiological nutrition exercises）.doc

第五章 微生物的营养物质习题（The fifth chapter, microbiological nutrition exercises） The fifth chapter, microbiological nutrition exercises,.Txt, when young, took many pictures, placed in the living room for others to see; until the old, only to understand the photo shoot for themselves to see. When most people are concerned about whether you fly high or not, only a small number of people care about you, and you are tired and tired. That is friendship! The fifth chapter: microbial nutrients Judgment question 1 nitrogen is the most important element of microbial cells. 2, for heterotrophic microorganisms, carbon dioxide is a dual functional nutrient that has both energy functions. 3, only light and bacteria can use light as energy. 4, dissimilation diffusion needs outside energy, active transshipment is not needed. 5. The fermentation medium for obtaining metabolites should be lower in C/N. 6, the proportion of various nutrients required by heterotrophic microorganisms is generally water, nitrogen, carbon, P, SK and Mg growth factors. Choice question 1. In the process of transport, the change of molecular structure is () (1) simple diffusion (2) gene transfer (3) active transport (4) facilitated diffusion 2, the way in which the carrier protein does not need to be transported is () (1) simple diffusion (2) gene transfer (3) active transport (4) facilitated diffusion 3, the carrier protein is needed in the process of transport, but the mode of non energy consumption is () (1) simple diffusion (2) gene transfer (3) active transport (4) facilitated diffusion 4, energy consumption is needed in the transport of materials, but the molecular structure is unchanged (1) simple diffusion (2) gene transfer (3) active transport (4) facilitated diffusion 5, belonging to a large number of elements is () (1) Cu (2) Zn (3) K (4) Mn 6, belongs to the trace element is () (1) Mg (2) Ca (3) Co (4) Cu 7. Microorganisms that are not capable of inorganic nutrition are () (1) cyanobacteria (2), nitrifyin