Lab 11: Effect of Osmotic Pressure on Bacterial Growth

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name the three species being used in this experiment and discuss where all three species live normally.

Staphylococcus aureus, skin

Bacillus cereus, soil

Escherichia coli, colon

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predict the species that can tolerate the highest concentration of salt

Staphylococcus aureus

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what do you call a species that lives at high salt concentrations?

halophiles

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which species used in our experiment was able to live in a moderate salt concentration?

Staphylococcus aureus

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name the solute (be specific) that is being used in our experiment

sodium chloride

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which salt concentration was used as the control? based on the scale used, how is the growth rated at this concentration?

0% nutrient agar, normal, control level growth (+++)

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+++

normal, control level growth

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++

medium level growth

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+

low level growth

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0

no growth

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what helps the hypotonic to not burst

cell wall

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osmosis

movement into or out of a cell

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isotonic

concentration of solute inside and outside the cell is equal, no net movement

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hypotonic

concentration of solute inside the cell is greater than outside, net gain of water for the cell

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hypertonic

more solute outside the cell than inside, water moves out of the cell and shrinks (plasmolysis)

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osmophiles

can tolerate more than 1 solute

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osmolarity

how much solute was dissolved in the solvent