Chapter 4 Flashcards

Staining and Microscopy

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Resolution def

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distinguish 2 points that are close together

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high resolution means what

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higher ability to distinguish two objects

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contrast def

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differences in intensity between two objects or between an object and its background

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what does staining do to contrast

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it increases it

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5
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light microscopy , contains what

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the bright field microscope, dark field, fluorescence, and confocal

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bright field microiscope

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simple, single, magnifying lens OR
compound, multiple magnifying lens

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imersion oil does what

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causes the light passing through the specimen to remain un retractive, this increases resolution and more light is able to pass through

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dark field microscopes are best for what

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observing pale, small, or colorless objects

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9
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fluorescence microscopes do what

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use direct UV light source at specimen. some cells are naturally, some are dyed with a fluorescent dye

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confocal microscopes do what

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use fluorescent dyes and UV lasers to illuminate a sample in a single plane. then a computer constructs 3D image

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11
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2 types of electron microscopy

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transmission electron microscopes, and scanning electron microscopes

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12
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Electron miscroscopy can magnify objects how much

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10,000 to 100,000

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13
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Transission electron def

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you can view inside the cell , its very large and expensives

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14
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scanning electron

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view the surface of the cell

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15
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Staining helps do what

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increase contrast and resolution

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16
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simple stains do what

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are compsed of single basic dye and are used to determine size, shape, and arrangement of cells

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Differential stains do what

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use more than one dye and distinguish between different cells, chemicals, or sturctures

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common differential stains

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gram, acid fast, endospore, histological

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19
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Step 1 of gram stains

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initial stain (crystal violet)

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20
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step 2 of gram stains

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mordant forms complex (Iodine)
I forms complex with the CV.

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Step 3 of gram stains

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decolorization, (ethanol) to shrink the peptidoglycan layer.
The complex stays in G+ and leaves G-

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Step 4 of gram stains

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the Counter stain (safranin), to dye the remaining colorless G- cells

23
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Ziehl-Neelsen Acid Fast stain for what

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for acid-fast bacteria, its waxy mycolic acid, and gram staining doesnt work weell

24
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Schaeffer-Fulton Endospore Stain

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the endospore is stained green

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two types of histological stains
hematoxylin and eosin (HE) stain Gomori methenamine silver (GMS) stain
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what is a histological stain for
tissue
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special stains are used for what
to identify specific microbial structures
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what are 2 types of special stains
negative stains and flagellar stains
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Negative capsule stain does what
stains for capsule, so there is color everywhere except for the structure of interest . the colorless areas are the capsule
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flagellar stain
morphology of flagella
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why is a g- bacterium colorless but a g+ bacterium is purple after rinsed with decolorization
the g- peptidoglycan is thin and the g+ peptidoglycan layer is thick
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some bacteria is not effectively stained with the gram stain becauseeee
they have large amounts of waxy lipid in their cell wallsm
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unit of measurement for prok cells
micrometer
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What did linnaeus propose
only 2 kingdoms, plants and animals
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Taxonomy def
the science of classifying and naming different organisms
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domains def
comparing genetic material of organisms
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what did carl woese do
he compared nucleotide sequences of rRNA of ribosomes
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proposal of 3 domains. what are they. how is it determined
archaes, euk, bacteria, determined by ribosomal nucleotide sequences
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Universal phylogenetic tree does what
compares sequence of small subunit rRNA
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LUCA
Last Universal Common ANcestor
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what are the 6 means of identifying different microbes
physical characteristics biochemical tests serological/antibody tests phage typing MALDI/TOF mass spectrometry Analysis of nucleic acids
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physical characterisitcs info
shape, structure, etc. indentify based on morphology
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biochemical tests info
to determine utilization or production of certain chemicals, to help identify pathogens
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phage typing infor
bacteriophages are viruses that infect bacterial cells, so very specific to host, and are an alternative to antibiotics
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Taxonomic Keys ex
dichotomous keys
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dichotomous keys are what
a series of paired statements where only of of two "either/or" choices applies to any particular organism the key directs to another statement or name of organism
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how many basic shapes for bacteria
3
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dichotomous taxonomic key is used for what
like a chart to identify a name of something