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speed of replication
what is it called
what can be interval be
e coli
m. bovis
generation time or doubling time
interval from completion of septum formation to septum formation or form bacterial cell to two cells at the same stage
20 min for e coli
16hrs for mycobacterium bovis
endospsore
dormant, highly resistant body
survives under adverse environmental conditios

what is sporulation and germination
sporulation- spore formation
germination- reverting back to vegetatie cycle (actively growing)
complete culture media
grows almst all culturable bacteria eg blood agar
selective cuture media
and example
selects agaisnt some bacterial species eg macconkey (gut), mannitol salt
differential culture media
different appearance of bacteiral species e,g macconkey
enrichment
and examples
enhances the growth of a particular bacterial species eg selenite broth, salt broth
ingredients in MacConkey
peptone a water soluble mix of polypeptides and amino acids (pancreatic digest of gelatin)
proteose peptone (meat and casein)
lactose monohydrtae
fermentable carb
bile salts
selective
most gram positive can not grow in presence of bile salts and crstal violet
NaCL
neutral red
differential- pH indicator
red pH <6.8
colourless ph>6.8
crystal violet-
agar
incubation conditions
temp
ph
nroamlly 37 but there are
tehrmophiles
mesophules
psychotrophs
psychrophiles
pH normally neutral
but there are acidophilic and alkophilic
testing oxygen requirement
strict aerobe will only grow at the top
obligate anaerobe will only grow at the bottom
sealed jar and paladium catalyst (2H2 + O2 = 2H2O )
facultative anaerobe
growing through the entire tube
microaeorophil
reduced oxygen
can have a jar and a candle, the flame will burn off O2 and release CO2

importance of understanding commensals
may outcompete or regulate pathogens
can act as opportunistic pathgogens
culture can be confounded by commensal growth
