quiz 2 Flashcards
ubiquity of microbes results- BHIA abundance (least to greatest)
sink, floor, phone, hand, toliet, shoe
ubiquity of microbes results- BHIA diversity (least to greatest)
phone/hand/sink/toilet, floor, shoe
ubiquity of microbes results- SABA ABUNDANCE (l –> g)
sink, hand, floor, toilet, phone, shoe
ubiquity of microbes results- SABA DIVERSITY (l –> g)
sink, hand/phone, toilet, floor, shoe
which samples were bacteria more abundant than fungi?
floor, toilet, sink, hand
which sample had more fungi than bacteria
phone
which sample had most bacteria? how many?
shoe, tntc
which had the most bacterial diversity? how many?
shoe, 4 different type of colonies
which sample had most fungi? how many?
shoe, tntc
which had most fungal diversity? how many?
shoe, 14 colonies
3 basic bacterial morphologies
bacilli (rods), cocci (spheres), spirilla (spirals)
first person to observe microbes using single lens microscope
leeuwenhoek
confirmed leewenhook’s observations using compound microscope
robert hooke
staphylo-
cluster
strepto-
chain of cells
coarse focus knob
black, moves nosepiece/slide stage up/down significantly
fine focus knob
red, small movements up/down of nosepiece/stage
condenser
adjusts opening for the light to come through
objective lens
closest to the object, provides initial magnification of image (4x, 10x, 40x, 100x)
ocular lens
lens closest to the eye, provides final magnification of image (4x)
brightfield illumination
most common type of illumination for ordinary microscopy, object image appears dark against a bright background
illumination
the light that passes from the lamp through the object
immersion oil
same refractive index as glass, only used on 100x objective lens to keep the rays of light passing from the object to the lens nearly parallel, which allows the max amount of light to enter the lens
maginifcation
ratio of apparent size of object when viewed through a lens/ size of the object when viewed with the unaided eye (ratio = power of the lens)