Morphology of bacteria (general) and microscopy general satining technique Flashcards

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  • What is microbiology?

- It’s amin and task

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  • Is the science of minute organisms that are not directly visible for the naked eye.
  • Elaboration of scientific treatment and prevention to infectious diseases.
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Main studies of microbiology

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1-General microbiology
2-Infectious immunology
3-Special microbiology
Furthermore, it is divided in:
a)bacteriology 
b)mycology
c)protozoology
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Methods of microbiological study

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a) Microscopical methods
b) Microbiological method (pure culture isolation)
c) Immunological method (allergic and sorological tests)
d) Biological experimental method

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Features of microorganisms

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1- Small in size
2- Unicellular creatures
3- They use similiar types of studies to be analyzed because of their similarities in size and microscopic examination of culture.

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Units of microorganism

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1-Simples= 10-300 microns (micrometer)
2- Microscopic fungi = 5-100 microns
3- bacteria= 0.1-10 microns
4-Viruses= 20-300 nm (nanometer)

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What are biovars?

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Individuals of the same species, having the same biological properties (biochemical, physiological…)- “subspecies”

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What are Morfovar?

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Individuals of the same species but with different morphological characteristics.

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What are Phagovar?

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Individuals of the same species but with different sensitivity to phages.

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What are Chemovar?

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Same species with different biochemical features.

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What are Serovars?

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Same species and different antigenic properties.

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What are starins?

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Microbial population (same species) but isolated from different sources (humans, animals, objects, environment…) or from the same source at different times.

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What are Clones?

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Microbioal population (same species) which offspring is from a single cell.

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What are the arrangments of cocci?

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1- Monococcus/ Micrococci 
2-Diplococci
3-Streptococci  (like a chain) 
4-Tetracocci  
5-Staphylococci (like grapes)
6- Sarcinae (Packges of 8. Therefore, 8, 16, 32...)
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I)What are the types of rods?

II)What are the arrangements of rods?

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I)
1-Non sporing (bacteria)
2-Sporing
a)Bacillus (the spore has central position)
b)Chlostridium (the spore has terminal position)

II) -bacteria occur in pairs.

  • Bacteria occur in chains of different lenghts.
  • Don’t necessarily are organized in a regular pattern.
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-Types of spiral shaped bacteria?

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1) Vibrios

2) Spirilla

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