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Define Microscopy
Using light or electrons to magnify objects
How is total magnification calculated?
Ocular x Objective (i think ocular is always 10x)
Why do we stain bacteria?
To make the colorless small ones visible to us
Define smear?
a thin film of bacteria on a slide
Why is a pinpoint amount of bacteria used to prepare a smear?
To let the bacteria stain and decolorize evenly
List three reasons why smears are heat fixed?
To kill the bacteria, makes it easier to stain, and adhere them to the slide
What is the overall charge of bacteria?
Negative
Are positively charged, negatively chard, or neutral dyes used to stain bacteria?
Positive (i think since bacteria is neg)
How many positively charged dyes are used insimple stains?
1
What does a simple stain allow you to learn about the bacteria?
Size, shape, and arrangement
How many positive charged stains are used in differential stain?
2
List the reagents (be specific) of the Gram
stain AND state the color(s) of the bacteria at each
step.
Primary stain
Use the following terms to list the function of each
reagent in the Gram stain: mordant, decolorizer,
secondary stain, primary stain.
look up
The gram stain divided bacteria into how many groups?
2 positive and negative
The staining difference between the gram stains is based on the different in the bacterial cell _____?
cell envelope
List the genera of acid fast bacteria?
myobacterium and nocardia
What does the acid stain show in the bacteria?
if it has myolic acid (waxy lipids) in their cell walls
Why do we being with a slide warmer for the acid stain
To heat the mycolic acid up, this allows penetration in the waxy cell wall
list the reagents in order of the aid stain and its functions
Carbol fuchsin- primary stain
acid alcohol- decolorizer
methylene blue- secondary stain
List the 2 genera of bacteria that produces endospores
bacillus and clostridium
What does the endospore stain show the bacteria can produce?
endospores
List two thing in the endospore procedures that stain the endospores
a slide warmer to allow the satin in and s filter paper to reduce evaportation.
list the reagents and function in the ednospore stain procedure
Malachite green- primary stain
Water- decolorizer
Safranin- secondary stain
Why don’t positive or negative stain adhere to a capsule
the capsules has no charge
do we fix heat the smear?
no it will destroy the capsule
list the primary and decolorizer in the capsule stain
crystal violet and cooper sulfate
why is water not used to rinse the capsule stain?
capsules are water soluble so it will rise away
What is the appearance of the bacteria and background in the negative stan versus simple and differential
it is Crytal violet
Describe the appearance of a capsule in a capsule stain
they take in no stain so they appear as a clear halo
List 3 bacterial morphologies
cocci/Coccus=round
bacilli/bacillus=rod
spiral =vibrio, spirillum, spirochete
Name how bacteria reproduces
via binary fission. bacteria copies its DNA, moves apart the copies, a cross wall forms, and the 2 bacteria can separate or stay together
How does arrangement of bacteria relate to binary fission
relates on how many planes the bacteria is in and if the bacteria stayed together or separated
Define classification
the process of putting things into groups based in way they are alike
List four reasons why we classify organisms
order and organization
enhances communication
helps predict structure and function
uncovers evolutionary connections
Define taxonnomy
the scientific way we classify organisms
List Linnaean taxonomy
kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus. species
Define binomial nomenclature
the way we name organisms
how do we correctly name an organism using binomial nomenclature
use linnaean genus and spiecs taxonomy, first genus capitalized first letter, second species lowe case first letter, underlined or italicized
Describe Whitakers taxonomic scheme
plantae (plants)
Animalia (anything with a back bone)
Fungi (mold and yeast)
Protista (parasites)
Manera (bacteria)
Describe woses taxonomic scheme why did he make it
to determine domains above kingdoms
Bacteria, Eukaryotes, and Archaea
Which kingdoms are included in woses domain
Bacteria- Monera
Archaea - Monera
Eukarya- plantae, animalia, fungi, and protista
What are the colors of acid fast and non acid fast?
acid fast is pink, non acid fast is blue
What is the procedure of an acid fast (aka baby) stain?
1. With the slide on the slide warmer, puddle positively charged carbol fuchsin on smear, add filter paper and wait for 2 minutes
2. After 2 minutes, remove filter paper and dispose of it in the trash. Move to the rack and rinse with deionized water.
3. add decolorizer (acid alcohol) to smear and wait 2-5 seconds
acid fast bacteria will stay stay pink
non acid fast bacteria will be colorless
4. Puddle positively charged methylene blue and wait for 1 minute. Rinse we deionized water
acid fast bacteria still pink
non acid fast bacteria blue
What are the colors of bacteria at the end of an endospore stain?
endospores are green, vegetative
cells are red
What are the steps of the endospore stain?
1. With the slide on the slide warmer, add filter paper to the smear and puddle positively charged malachite green to filter paper. Let it sit for 5 minutes
2. After 5 minutes, move the slide to a slide rack and wait an additional 5 minutes
3. After 5 minutes off heat, remove filter paper and dispose of it in the trash. Rinse with deionized water
(malachite green is driven into endospores/bacteria are still colorless)
4. Puddle positively charged safranin on smear. Wait 2 minutes and rinse with deionized water.
endospores will stay green, vegetative cells will be red