BACTERIA NUTRITION AND GROWTH Flashcards

1
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physical requirement for growth ?

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temperature, pH, oxygen, osmotic pressure

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2
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chemical requirement for growth ?

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carbon, nitrogen sulfur, oxygen, trace elements

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3
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explain temperature effects ?

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minimum - lowest temp where microbes will grow
optimum- growth rate is fastest
maximum- highest temp where microbes will grow

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4
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explain pH and microbial growth ?

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the internal pH of cell must close to neutral
acidophile (1-4) - grow best in low pH (H pylori)
alkalophile (8.5-11) - grow best in high pH (vibrio)
neutrophile - most pathogenic bacteria

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5
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differentiate thrive and tolerate osmotic effect

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thrive : solute osmophile, salt halophile, pressure barophile
tolerate : solute osmotolerant, salt halotolerant, pressure barotolerant

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6
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how moisture affect growth

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depends, some need humid/ some dry

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7
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how oxygen affect growth

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utilization of o2 produce toxic produce and it has SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE and CATALASE to convert back to harmless substance

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8
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o2 > h2o2 + o2 is by

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SOD

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9
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h2o2 > h20 + o2

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catalase

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10
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aerobes types

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obligate -wajib o2
facultative - w/wout survive (+SOD, +catalase)
microaerophiles - kena reduce o2 level (SOD, +-catalase)

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anaerobe types

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obligate -killed if has o2 (-SOD, -catalase)

aerotolerant -tolerate o2 tapi better wout (+SOD, -catalase)

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12
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what is used to remove oxygen in anaerobes?

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thioglycollate

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13
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what is culture media?

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nutrient material preapared for microbial growth in lab

its sterile, hv appropriate nutrients&temp , incubated

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14
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defined medium is

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precise amt of highly purified chemicals

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15
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complex medium is

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highly nutritious substances

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16
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types of media

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physical , chemical, functional

17
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explain liquid media

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water based solutions, not solidify, measure turbidity growth of microbes, ex : nutrient broth, methylene blue milk

18
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what is semi solid media ?

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clot like at room temp, determine motility of bacteria, used o localized reaction a specific site, ex: sulfide indole motility

19
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what is solid media example?

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gelatin agar, cooked meat media, potato slices

20
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state 2 types of chemical composition of culture media

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synthetic media - hv exact formula

complex, non synthetic -contain not chemically definable

21
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what is selective media ?

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inhibit growth of one microbe and encourage other specific one
ex: manittol salt agar

22
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what is differential media ?

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media that show visible changes in colony size, colour or formation of gas bubbles and precipitates
ex: blood agar macconkey)

23
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what is enrichment agar ?

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used to encourage growth of particular organism in mixed culture ex: choc agar, slenite F broth

24
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pure culture is

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culture that contains only a single species or strain of organism

25
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what is streak plate used for ?

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isolate the pure culture

26
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what is colony ?

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population of cells arising from single cell or spore from group of attached cells

27
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how cell divison and growth works ?

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thru binary fission where it hv septum that separate 2 daughter cell , budding (unequal cell divison from parent cell)

28
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explain phase of growth

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lag phase : cells recover from a period of no cell growth and making macromolecules in preparation for growth
log phase : culures grow maximally
stationary phase : nutrients depleted, waste accumulates
death phase > growth phase