Lab 2 Pre-Lab Flashcards

1
Q

What is the maximum magnification on these microscopes?

A

1000X (aka 10X x 100X)

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2
Q

Which is the only lens that needs oil?

A

100X oil immersion

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3
Q

What to do to aid with viewing?

A

switch to dark field (DF) or Phase contrast

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4
Q

If you use the DF setting…

A

Increase the light to maximum and bring the light condenser all the way up

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5
Q

How to increase and decrease contrast?

A

Open and close the iris diaphragm

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6
Q

Which ring to use with 40X lens?

A

PH2

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7
Q

Never remove slide from 40X or 100X…

A

Without lowering stage or you will scratch the lens.

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8
Q

Do not play with the ….. when 100X is in place

A

Coarse focus screw

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9
Q

Describe peritrichous flagella

A

Flagella all around the cell

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10
Q

Describe atrichous flagella

A

No flagella

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11
Q

Describe monotrichous flagella

A

One flagella

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12
Q

Describe amphitrichous flagella

A

One flagella on either end

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13
Q

Describe lophotrichous flagella

A

A few flagella on one end

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14
Q

Alternative motility to flagellar movement?

A

Gliding motility, move slowly over solid surfaces

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15
Q

Can we see bacterial flagella in our lab? How about eukaryotic flagella?

A

No; yes.

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16
Q

what is true motility?

A

microorganisms moving in separate directions

17
Q

what is brownian motion?

A

movement where the cells appear to remain in one position but they shake in place

18
Q

what is flow?

A

cells appear to be swept in one direction

19
Q

3 main methods to see microbial motility in our lab?

A
  1. Wet mount
  2. Hanging drop method
  3. Motility agar
20
Q

What is TTC?

A

A colorless dye that when reduced by bacterial cells, produces formazan.

21
Q

What is formazan?

A

An insoluble red pigment.

22
Q

Where does formazan form?

A

Only in the area of bacterial growth

23
Q

What does TTC stand for?

A

Triphenyltetrazolium chloride