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4 phases of microbial growth
lag - exponential growth (log growth) - stationary - death
the log phase is a "flat" period of ____ & ____
adjustment - enlargement
binary fission during the lag phase is ____
little (slow)
the ____ ____ phase is a period of maximum division as long as cells have adequate ____ & a favorable ____
exponential growth - nutrients - environment
the ____ phase is when the rate of cell growth = rate of cell death
stationary
in stationary phase, cells die from depleted nutrients & ____ excretion of organic acids & waste fermentation products
waste↑
in the ____ phase, limiting factors intensify, cells die exponentially in the own wastes & log decrease
death
which phase would be most affected by an antibiotic targeting cell wall growth
log growth phase
when would endospores be most common
stationary phase
when would heat treatment be most/least effective
log growth phase - death phase
methods for counting CFUs when microbial numbers are too high
serial dilution method
in the serial dilution method colony forming unit (CFU) =
bacterial cell
in serial dilution method, # of CFU/mL =
# of colonies x dilution factor (ex. 81 x 10⁵)
2 methods for counting CFUs when microbial numbers are too low
sample filtration - centrifuge sample
in centrifuge sample, cells become concentrated into a ____
pellet
5 environmental influences on microbial growth
temperature - O₂ - pH - electromagnetic radiation - barometric pressure
3 cardinal temperatures
minimum - maximum - optimum
what is the best & fastest temperature for rate of growth & metabolism
optimum temperature
3 main temperature adaptation groups
psychrophiles - mesophiles - thermophiles
optimum temperature of psychrophiles
15˚C - capable of growth at 0˚C
optimum temperature of mesophiles
20-40˚C - most human pathogens
optimum temperature of thermophiles
greater than 45˚C
5 types of oxygen requirements
aerobic - microaerophilic - facultative anaerobe - aerotolerant anaerobic - anaerobic
growth location of aerobic
top
growth location of microaerophilic
just below surface
growth location of facultative anaerobe
through out
growth location of aerotolerant anaerobic
bottom & some toward the top
growth location of anaerobic
bottom only
3 optimum pH growth curves
acidophile - neutrophile - alkalophile
pH growth curves use ____ to stabilize the medium pH
buffers
excessive osmotic condition-type organism (hypersaline lake)
halophiles
what are the chemical nutrients needed for maintenance & growth of bacteria
CHNOPS