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lens types names
SLHO, 4x Scanning, 10x Low-power, 40x High-dry, 100x oil immersion
Condenser
2 lenses that focus light power
Chemically defined media
made for specific org's nutritional needs
Complex media
grows variety (ex. TSA)
Enriched media
grows bac that need special nutrients (fastidious) ex blood
strepto
chains
staphylo
grapelike clusters
Steps in a gram stain
CIES. Crystal Violet - primary stain, Iodine - mordant, 95%ethanol - decolorizer, Safranin - counterstain
Results of gram stain
Escherichia coli. neg and Staphylococcus epidermis - positive
What is a capsule made of?
lipopolysaccharides form a watersouble mucous coat
What does a capsule do?
protect against phagocytosis
Staining a capsule
cool milk makes crystal copper for capsules. grow in milk broth (to stain background). NO HEAT FIX! crystal violet. copper sulfate
What type of stain is a capsule stain?
negative. anthony's method
positive for capsule
S. pneumoniae and Klebsiella pneumoniae
positive for endospore
B subtilis
What is an endospore?
inactive cell that is very resistant to harsh environmental conditions
How to do an endospore stain?
Steam the green, rinse, safranin, rinse. (malachite green) (rinse with water)
Another name for the Acid-fast stain?
Ziehl-neelson method
Results of Acid fast
s aureus is neg and blue. M smegatis is positive and red
steps of acid fast
carbol acid alcohol methylene blue. steam carbol fushin. cool. rinse. decolize with acid alcohol. rinse. counterstain with methylene blue.
What breaks down starch? Into what?
Starch ---amylase--> maltose and glucose
Which test uses iodine in the plate?
Starch
results for starch
b. subtilis positive. e coli negative
Breaks down milk
caseinase
results of caseinase
b. subtilis positive (clear halo). e coli negative
Gelatin hydrolysis
gelatinase breaks down. s. aureus positive. e coli negative
Lipid hydrolysis
lipase hydrolyses lipids by cleaving glycerol
Active ingredient in lipid test
tween 80 or polysorbate 80. turns pink for positive. M smegmatis is positive
calculate df
volume of sample added/ (total volume of sample and blank)
calculate CFU/ml
CFU/(volume plated*df from tube plated)
How many CFU are statistically relevant?
30-300
M smegmatis
acid fast and lipid hydrolysis
S edidermis
gram positive
S or K pneumoniae
capsule
B subtilis
Subtitlis will put spore in your potatoes and milk. endospore, starch, and caseinase
S aureus
gelatin