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Psychrophile: what they are, where they grow, when they grow
Cold loving mircobes, growth at 0-20 degrees C, optimal is 5. Grow in ocean, water, snow
Mesophile: what they are, when they grow, examples
middle loving, grow at moderate temperatures. 20-50c, optimum is 37c. Example- human flora, soil, surface water
Thermophile: what they are, when they grow, example
Heat loving- 50-80c. optimum 60c. hot springs, hot tubs
Extreme Thermophiles- what,when, examples
extreme heat loving. 80-113c. op 100c. hot springs, hydrothermal ocean vents, volcanic vents
aerobe
reqiure oxygen for metabolism
Anaerobes
do not require oxygen for metabolism (rather fermentation)
Faculative Anaerobes
can grow with oxgen using respiration- prefered. may also grow without ox in fermentation.
Microaerophiles
grow best at low oxygen environment
acidophile
acid loving- extremely acidic. examples- picophlus sp
picophilus sp
acidophile. archae- mine waste, hot springs ru off
Alkaphiles
alkaline loving- very basic. example- halmonas campisais
Halomonas Campisas
alkaphile. Gram neg rod. isolated in soap lake wa.
halophile
salt loving microbe. most microbes are inhibnited by high salt environemtn. they can survive as archae up to 30%salt
normal microbe salt tolerance
1%
barophiles
high pressure loving. tolerate up to 700 atmos. live in bottom of ocean. example- thiomagarita namibienus- largest bacteria
thiomargarita namibienus
largest bacteria- barophile
Deinococcus radiodurans
bacterium found in radioactive waves. most resis to radiation
sterilization
destruction or removal of all forms of life
heat methods of destruction
take microbes out of their limits of range
moist heat sterilization
denatures proteins. effective at lower temps. penetrates quickly- boiling water
autoclave sterilization
120c for 15 minutes. use of steam under pressure
dry heat sterilization
oxidation of cellular components, requires more energy input. ex0 hot air oven
uv light radiaiton
100-400nm
absorbed by dna- causing cell death. doesnt penetrate well
ionizing radiation sterlization
0.001-99nm. xrays/gamma rays. strips electrons from atoms, causing cell death. penetrtes
electron beam sterilization
millions of volts
drying sterlization
removal of water needed for growth
filtration sterlization
physically removing microbes from liquid/air
low temp/refrig sterlization
inhibits microbe growth, but doesnt kill
disinfectants and examples
chemical compound used fir killing microbes on inanimant objects- bleach ethanol,lysol
antiseptics and examples
used to kill microbes on living tissue (like body)- examples isopropyl alcohol, iodine, hydrogen, perozide, listerine