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trace elements
other small amounts of minerals required for microbial growth
aerobes
use O2
anaerobes
dont use O2
obligate aerobes
require O2 to live
facultative anaerobes
developed the ability to grow without O2
Obligate anaerobes
unable to use O2
superoxide dismutase
enzyme that destroys superoxide free radicals
aerotolerant anaerobes
cannot use O2 for growth but can tolerate it
microaerophiles
aerobic but do not require O2
culture medium
nutrient material prepared for the growth of microorganisms in a lab
inoculum
when microbes introduced to culture medium
culture
microbes that grow in culture medium
sterile
contains no living organisms
agar
what they use to grow microorganisms in culture medium
chemically defined medium
exact chemical composisiton in known
capnophiles
microbes that grow better at high CO2 concentrations
enrichment culture
grow a particular microbe
binary fission
Prokaryotic cell reproduce 2 daughter cells
budding
small initial outgrowth
generation time
time require for a cell to divide
serial dilution
diluted original inoculum
filtration
microorganisms are filtered out to count them
psychrophiles
cold loving microbes
mesophiles
moderate temp. loving microbes
aqua
water
aquarium
psychotrophs
spoilage microorganisms
acidophiles
tolerant of acidity
plasmolysis
loss of water causes cell's cytoplasm to shrink
halophiles
can tolerate high salt concentration
four elements required for large microbial growth
carbon, nitrogen, sulfar, and phosphorus
in hypertonic solutions most microbes undergo
plasmolysis
lag phase
little or no change in the number of cells but metabolic activity is high
log phase
bacteria multiply at fastest rate
stationary phase
equal between cell division and death
death phase
most deaths occur
spectrophotometer
used to determine tubidity by measuring the amount of light that passes through a suspension of cells