Detection, Growth and Characterisation
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- Created on: 08-12-12 13:57
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DETECTION, GROWTH AND CHARATERISATION
- Gram negative bacteria
- dont retain cystal violet dye - gram staining protocol
- Gram positive bacteria
- stained dark blue/violet - gram staining
- structural differences - bacterial cell walls
- Binary fission (prokaryotic fission) - asexual reproduction=cells genetically identical
- chromosome replication begins - one copy origin moves - other end cell
- replication continues. one copy origin=each end. cell elongates
- replication finishes. plasma membrane grows inward. new cell wall deposited
- two daughter cells
- requirements - bacterial multiplication
- ideal temperature
- pyschrophiles (cryophiles) - below 20 C
- mesophiles - 20-45 C
- thermophile - over 45 C
- water activity - aw.
- intensity - water associates with non aqueous molecules. higher aw=support more microorganisms
- time, nutrients, oxygen/anaerobic conditions, absence of competition, absence of antibacterial substances, pH
- ideal temperature
- reproduction - fungi
- asexual
- spore producing structures (n)
- spores (n)
- germination
- mycellum
- sexual
- spore producing structures (n)
- spores (n)
- germination
- mycellum (n)
- plasmogamy (fusion of cytoplasm)
- dikaryotic stage(n+n)
- karyogamy (fusion of nuclei)
- diploid stage (2n)
- meiosis
- asexual
- structure
- spore/sporangium
- sporangiophore
- hypha
- rhizoid
- culturing microbes
- inoculation=introduction of sample - container media - produce culture observable growth
- isolation=separating species
- incubation=conditions - allow growth
- inspection
- identification
- inoculation+isolation
- individual bacterial cell - grow mound cell=isolated colony=one species
- bacteria grown (cultured - incubation) - inspected+identified
- agar - seaweed=complex polysaccharide - red algae
- preparing solid medium=solid - room temperature
- no nutritive value - moisture
- not affected - bacteria growth
- melts - 98 C. sets - 42 C
- 2%=solid medium
- incubation - humidity, oxygen, carbon dioxide, temperature
- microbe multiplies - produces macroscopically observable growth
- bacterial growth curve - culture
- lag
- no multiplication
- log
- rapid multiplication
- stationary
- bacteria remain constant. number produced=number dying
- decline
- bacteria decrease
- lag
- inspection= observation: macroscopic+micrscopic
- pure culture=grows single known species microorganism
- mixed culture=two/more identified species microorganism
- contaminated culture=once pure/mixed…
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