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how do bacteria replicate
binary fission
whats a single generation of growth
from 1 cell to 2 cells
whats an arathmatic scasle
each diviso has the same numerical vlaue
whats a logarithmic scale
dont increace by units of 1 but each section increaces to the power of 10
how do you calculate the final cell number (N)
N=N02n
what does N0 stand for
initial cell number
what does the 2 n stand for
number of generations during period of exponential growth
what are the 4 parts of bacteria growth
lag, exponential, stationary and death
describe the lag phase
culture is innoculated in fresh media and theres growth dependant on the enviromental conditions
whats the exponential stage
cell population doubles at regular intervals, healthiest stage
describe the exponential phase
the essential nutrient in the culture medium runs out and organism waste product builds to toxic levels - net growth and death
describe the death phase
exponential decline of cells
what are the 3 main ways to mesure cell growth
microscopic counts, viable cell counts and spectrophotomery
describe using microscopes to count cells
count the number of cells present e.g on a dry sample or a counting chamber for liquid cultures
describe viable cell counts to record bacteria
reverse serial dilution
describe spectrophotonomy to count cells
the more cells the more scatterd light therefore the more scatterd light the more organisms