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Increase in number of cells not cell size
Microbial Growth
3 temperature ranges organisms grow
Minimum (10 degrees)
Maximum (60 degrees)
Optimim (close to body temp)
Cause Food spoilage, grow between 0degrees- and 20-30 degrees Celcius.
Psychotrophs
Hypertonic environments, increase salt or sugar, cause Plasmolusis
Osmotic pressure
Structural organic molecules, energy source
Carbon
In amino acids and proteins
Nitrogens
In amino acids, thiamine and biotin
Sulfur
In DNA, RNA, ATP and membrands
Phosphorus
Inorganice elements required in small amounts
Trace Elements
Nutrients prepared for microbial growth
Culture Medium
Sterile
No living Microbes
Introduction of microbes into medium
Inoculum
Microbes growing in/on culture medium
Culture
Comples Polysaccharide, used as a solidifying agent for culture media in Petri plates,
Agar
Supress unwanted microbes and encourage desired microbes
Selective media
Make it wasy to distinguish colonis of different microbes
Differential media
Encourages growth of desired microbe
Enrichment Media
Rate of incoming medium =
Rate of removal of medium from vessel (The Chemostat)
Rate at which medium flows through vessel
Dilution Rate
Microbial Contamination
Sepsis
The absence of significant contamination
Asepsis
Removal of all Microbial Growth
Sterilization
Removal of pathogens
Disinfection
Removal of pathogens from living tissue
Antisepsis
Removal of microbes from a limited area
Degerming
Lower microbial counts on eating utensils
Sanitization
Kills microbes
Biocide/Germicide
Inhibiting not killing microbes
Bacteriostasis
Actions of Micobial Control Agents
Damage protiens
Damage nuclein acids
Lowest temperature at which all cellis in a culture are killed in 10 min
Thermal Death Point
Minutes to kill 90% of population of cells
Decimal Reduction Time (DRT)
Steam under pressure
Autoclave
3 types of Disinfectants
Alcohols
Ethanol
Isopropanol