short quiz? Flashcards
____: orderly increase of all chemical constituents of cell
- entails the replication of all ____, _____ & ______ from the nutrients present in the surrounding environment
- when nuclear division is not accompanied by cell division
- aka - when microorganism reproduce processes like budding or binary fission
Bacterial Growth
- cellular structures, organelle, protoplasmic components
- increase in cell size
- coenocytic - increase in cell number
Stages of Bacterial Growth
_____: little to no multiplication
- ____ are very active
- period of _____
- start of _____
- no cell division since they are still in _____
Lag Phase
- enzymes
- Rejuvenescence
- biosynthesis
- adjustment phase
Stages of Bacterial Growth
_____: organisms grow at maximum rate
- aka
- most active in reproduction happens during this phase, hence, performing ____ is best during this phase
- phase where they are most susceptible to _____
Logarithmic (Log) Phase
- Exponential Phase
- biochem tests
- antibiotics
Stages of Bacterial Growth
_____: growth ceases as nutrients are exhausted
- aka
- ____ products have accumulated
- ____ = _____
- period of ____
Stationary phase
- Plateau phase
- toxic metabolic products
- cell division = cell death
- period of equilibrium
Stages of Bacterial Growth
_____: direct microscopic count may remain but viable count slowly decreases
- aka
- ___ > ____
- there’s marked increased _____
Death Phase
- Decline phase
- dead cells > viable cells
- marked increased death rate
Stages of Bacterial Growth
1. Highest metabolic activity but without cell division:
2. Fastest growth:
3. Highest sensitivity to β-lactam:
4. Best to perform biochemical test:
- Lab phase
- Log phase
- Log phase
- Log phase
- doubling of the cell number through binary fission
- time required for bacteria to double their population
- generation time formula
- final count formula
- # of generations formula
- Generation
- Generation Time
- t/n (# of generations)
- Initial count x 2^# of generations
- (LogN - LogNo) / Log2
most common asexual reproductive process in which single cell divides into two daughter cells after developing transverse cell wall
Transverse Binary Fission
Growth Measurement
1. through colony count then multiply it by 1000 = CFU or through direct microscopy
2. indirect estimation of bacterial growth; through turbidimetry
3. through biochemical activity of bacteria
- By cell count
- By cell mass
- By cell activity