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1
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ubiquity of microbes results- BHIA abundance (least to greatest)

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sink, floor, phone, hand, toliet, shoe

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ubiquity of microbes results- BHIA diversity (least to greatest)

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phone/hand/sink/toilet, floor, shoe

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3
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ubiquity of microbes results- SABA ABUNDANCE (l –> g)

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sink, hand, floor, toilet, phone, shoe

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4
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ubiquity of microbes results- SABA DIVERSITY (l –> g)

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sink, hand/phone, toilet, floor, shoe

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5
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which samples were bacteria more abundant than fungi?

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floor, toilet, sink, hand

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6
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which sample had more fungi than bacteria

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phone

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7
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which sample had most bacteria? how many?

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shoe, tntc

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8
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which had the most bacterial diversity? how many?

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shoe, 4 different type of colonies

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9
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which sample had most fungi? how many?

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shoe, tntc

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10
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which had most fungal diversity? how many?

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shoe, 14 colonies

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11
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3 basic bacterial morphologies

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bacilli (rods), cocci (spheres), spirilla (spirals)

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12
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first person to observe microbes using single lens microscope

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leeuwenhoek

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13
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confirmed leewenhook’s observations using compound microscope

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robert hooke

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14
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staphylo-

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cluster

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15
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strepto-

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chain of cells

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16
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coarse focus knob

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black, moves nosepiece/slide stage up/down significantly

17
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fine focus knob

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red, small movements up/down of nosepiece/stage

18
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condenser

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adjusts opening for the light to come through

19
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objective lens

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closest to the object, provides initial magnification of image (4x, 10x, 40x, 100x)

20
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ocular lens

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lens closest to the eye, provides final magnification of image (4x)

21
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brightfield illumination

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most common type of illumination for ordinary microscopy, object image appears dark against a bright background

22
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illumination

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the light that passes from the lamp through the object

23
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immersion oil

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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

24
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maginifcation

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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)

25
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parcentered

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characteristic of a lens system that keeps object detail centered in the field-of-view as different objective lenses are moved into place

26
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parfocal

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characteristic of a lens system that keeps an object in focus as different objective lenses are moved into place

27
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chain of spheres

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streptococci

28
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chain of rods

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streptobacilli

29
Q

bunch of spheres

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staphylococci

30
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resolution

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clarity/clearness of image b b. b bbbbb bbbbb bb b bbbb

31
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culture

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collectioon of microbes living on/in media

32
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pure culture

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all one species of microbe

33
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colony

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each cell is identical in a pure culture

34
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mixed culture

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2 or more microbial species

35
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aseptic techniques

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steps taken to reduce contamination (rocal benches, keeps lids/caps on, flame loop)

36
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labeling plates

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sec 221
initials
microbe name