N-251 EXAM 1 LECTURE 4: MICROBIAL GROWTH単語カード | Quizlet

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MICROBIAL GROWTH

- bacterial cells build up protoplasm and double in size

- the cells then divide into two daughter cells

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BINARY FISSION

asexual reproduction where a single mother cell divides into two daughter cells (exact replica)

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HOW IS BACTERIAL GROWTH MEASURED IF ITS DOUBLE IN SIZE IS HARDLY NOTICEABLE?

growth is measured by an increase in the number of bacterial cells (quantity)

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WHAT IS A CALIBRATED LOOP USED FOR?

it is used for planting a measured quantity of a specimen to a streak plate

picks up small amounts - .0001 ml of liquid

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POUR PLATE METHOD

innoculate an empty petri dish with 1.0 or 0.1 ml of bacterial dilution

add melted nutrient agar (cooled to 37 degrees C)

swirl to mix

colonies will grow in and on solidified medium

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SPREAD PLATE METHOD

0.1 ml

innoculate plate containing solid medium

spread inoculum over surface evenly

colonies grow only on surface of medium

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POUR/SPREAD PLATE METHOD OFTEN REQUIRES WHAT?

serial dilution of the biological samples

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SERIAL DILUTION

Dilution of a substance several times by the same amount each time

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IF 32 COLONIES ARE ON A PLATE OF 1/10,000 DILUTION, THEN WHAT IS THE COUNT?

32 X 10,000 = 320,000/ml in sample

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WHY ARE COLONIES ISOLATED?

so that we can identify them

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HOW MANY QUADRANTS ARE THERE IN AN AGAR PLATE STREAKED WITH BACTERIAL CULTURE?

4

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MIN. TEMP AFFECT ON BACTERIAL GROWTH

lowest temp that permits growth

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MAX. TEMP AFFECT ON BACTERIAL GROWTH

highest temp that permits growth

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OPTIMUM TEMP

range of temp that promotes highest growth rate (37)

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PSYCHROPHILES

optimum: 5 to 20 C

snow fields, polar ice, ocean depths

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MESOPHILES

optimum: 20 to 50 C

majority of bacteria, human pathogens

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THERMOPHILES

optimum: 50 to 80 C

habitats exposed to sun, hot springs

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EXTREME THERMOPHILES

optimum: 80 C and above

soil and water associated with volcanic activity

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OBLIGATE (STRICT) AEROBES

must have oxygen

use respiration to get energy

<p>must have oxygen</p><p>use respiration to get energy</p>
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OBLIGATE (STRICT) ANAEROBES

cannot grow in the presence of oxygen

use fermentation to get energy

<p>cannot grow in the presence of oxygen</p><p>use fermentation to get energy</p>
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FACULTATIVE ANAEROBES

can live/grow with or without oxygen

grows better in oxygen tho

<p>can live/grow with or without oxygen</p><p>grows better in oxygen tho</p>
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MICROAEROPHILIC ORGANISMS

needs oxygen but in small amounts

large amount will kill organism

<p>needs oxygen but in small amounts</p><p>large amount will kill organism</p>
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AEROTOLERANT ORGANISMS

grows with or without oxygen

oxygen has no effect

growth occurs evenly throughout the culture tube

<p>grows with or without oxygen</p><p>oxygen has no effect</p><p>growth occurs evenly throughout the culture tube</p>
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WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AEROBIC BACTERIA AND ANAEROBIC BACTERIA IN GETTING RID OF TOXIC BYPRODUCTS?

Aerobic bacteria have mechanisms to get rid of toxic byproducts of aerobic metabolism whereas anaerobes don't

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WHAT ARE SOME OTHER REQUIREMENTS NEEDED FOR MICROBIAL GROWTH BESIDES NEEDING THE RIGHT TEMPERATURE AND LEVELS OF OXYGEN?

Nutrients

Energy

Inorganic sources

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WHAT'S THE ORDER OF THE BACTERIAL GROWTH CURVE?

lag phase

exponential phase

stationary phase

death phase

<p>lag phase</p><p>exponential phase</p><p>stationary phase</p><p>death phase</p>
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CLOSED SYSTEM - BACTERIAL GROWTH CURVE

nutrients and space are finite

no mechanism to remove waste products (stuck in petri dish)

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LAG PHASE

bacteria cells are adapting to environment before reproducing

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EXPONENTIAL PHASE

bacteria cells are growing rapidly because of their abundant resources

reproducing at max. rate

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STATIONARY PHASE

decline in growth rate

increase in death rate

too crowded

running out of resources

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DEATH PHASE

no more resources or space

cells die rapidly