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PDA plates
-trying to grow fungi
-(dusty, in contact with soil)
TSA plates
-encourages growth of bacteria
prokaryote domains:
-bacteria
-archaea
eukaryotic domain:
-algae
-fungi
-protozoa
acellular microorganisms
-viruses
-viroids
-prions
smaller the distance=
better the resolution
symbiosis
2 or more unrelated species living in a close relationship
steps to using phase contrast
1. focus at 400x
2. iris diaphragm open
3. center and align light
4. view
saprophytes
feed on non-living organic material
yeasts
-unicellular fungi
-oval shaped
-reproduce asexually (budding)
molds
-multicellular fungi
-filamentous hyphae
-reproduce by spores
mycorrhizae
fungi mutualistic relationship with plant roots
as magnification increases...
-field of view, depth of view, and working distance decrease
types of symbiosis
-parasite (host harmed)
-commensal (no harm, 1 benefits)
-mutualistic (both benefit)
plasmodium
-protozoa that causes malaria
trypanosoma
-protozoa that causes trypanosomiasis (african sleeping sickness)
gram positive
-cells appear purple or blue
gram negative
-cells appear red or pink
gram stains that are variable might mean:
-too thick of a smear
-procedure wrong
-culture too old
-culture that is variable
gram stain procedure
1. crystal violet 60 sec
2. gram's iodine 60 sec
3. 95% ethanol 10 sec
4. safranin 30 sec
bacillus subtilis
gram +
rods
chains
moraxella catarrhalis
gram -
cocci
pairs
escherichia coli
gram -
rods
singular
micrococcus luteus
gram +
cocci
tetrads
rhodospirillum rubrum
gram -
spirillum
singular
staphylococcus aureus
gram +
coccus
irregular clusters
brownian movement
shaking or shivering motility
streaming
same direction, same speed motility
polar monotrichous
one flagellum per pole
polar lophotrichous
tuft of flagella on one pole
bipolar lophotrichous
tuft of flagella on each pole
peritrichous
flagella attached all around the cell
general purpose media
support the growth of numerous kinds of bacteria. TSB, LB
selective media
contains inhibitors that prevent growth of some bacteria, while allowing growth of others. MAC, CNA
MAC agar
-gram negative grows
-also differentiates lactose-fermenting bacteria to non-lactose by different colors.
-Lactose-fermenting indicates dark red or purple color (e-coli). can ferment = light pink-gray(m. morg)
CNA agar
gram positive grows
aerobic
require oxygen
microaerophilic
require oxygen, less though
facultative aerobe
-can do with or without oxygen
-grow better with
anearobe
-grow without oxygen
- Strict: oxygen is toxic to these organisms
- Aerotolerant: have no use for oxygen
Brewer's Thioglycolate Broths
-indicator methylene blue
- has oxygen=blue
- no oxygen=colorless
resazurin
- has oxygen=pink
- no oxygen=colorless
lichens
fungi + algae
gard plate
soft plate that tests motility