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magnification

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ability to enlarge object
-work on microscope because of visible light waves that interact between the curvature of the lens
-image formed by objective lens

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resolving power

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ability to show detail

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where is the real image projected on microscope?

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on ocular where it is magnified again to from the image

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total mag equation

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objective power x ocular power

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below 400 nm

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ultraviolet light

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above 700 nm

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infarred light

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average white light nm

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550 nm

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resolving power equation

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wavelength of light nm divided by 2 (numerical aperture of objective lens)

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is a smaller resolving power better?

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-yes because you see smaller things better
-it is the ability to distinguish two adjacent objects

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numerical aperture

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property of the objective lens

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what views smaller than .2 micron/nm

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electron microscope

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light microscope limit

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200/ .2 micron

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why is 200 the limit of microscope

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because it is all the human eye can handle, visible light limit

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numerical apeture

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set value of each lens and defines the amount of light that is able to be captured

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oil immersion does?

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the oil captures the larger cone of light when using 100x
-oil has refractive properties as the glass, so more light is able to be captures

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what happens without oil?

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light refracts out of lens

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bright field

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specimen is darker than surrounding field
-live or preserved samples
-white light

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dark field

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dark surrounding, bright specimen
-live or unstained specimens
-there is a ring of light that interacts with the sample and bends the light/ illuminates the sample (coin on regular scope)

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florescence scope

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-with UV radiation source and filter
-uses dyes/ florescent molecules that emit visible light when bombarded with shorter UV rays
-can use to diagnose based on what colors light up
ex: antibodies with florescent properties bind to microbe

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scanning confocal

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3d like image
-laser beam of light to scan specimen surface

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can the electron microscope samples be alive?

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no

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em types

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-scanning (color)
-trans (BW)

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em

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-beam of electrons in wavelike patterns interact with sample
-waves are 100,000 times shorter than visible light
-5,000 to 1 mil x
-no objective lens it is a magnet that directs the electrons

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trans em

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through specimen
-darker areas are thicker/ denser parts
-specimen is in think slices
-shoot negative electrons through sample
-BW

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why are there dark areas of trans em?
because they are thicker areas that are electron dense so they reflect the electrons being shot at them because electrons are neg and they repel each other
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scanning em does what
detects the electrons that bounce off the specimen so it gets an image of the outside surface -it is a metal coated specimen -color
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wet mounts
-live cells, examine size, motility, shape and arrangement
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fixed mounts
-dry and heat specimen (heat fixing) -smear is stained using dyes to permit visualization of cells or cell parts
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positive staining
the microbes are negatively charged at the surface and attract basic dye -opposites attract
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what charge does basic dye have
positive
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neg stain
microbes will repel the dye and the dye will stain the background (neg dyes/ anionic)
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acidic dyes cant?
enter the microbe because they are neg and the bacteria is too -like repel like
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simple stain
one dye -size, shape arangement
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differential
primary stain and a counterstain to see cell types or parts -gram stain, acid fast, endospore
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endospore stain
-differentiates endospores from not endospores
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structural stain
-reveal cell parts that you wouldn't be able to see ex: capsular or flagellar stain -ex: in capsule the sugar does not take the stain
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can gram staining diagnose?
it helps eliminate 50% of possibilities either gram (+) or neg -bacteria differentiated based on cell wall morphology
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gram +
thick peptidoglycan
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gram -
thin peptidoglycan and 2 membranes
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gram + primary
crystal violet will clump/ mordant from iodine after rinse the color is there -color is trapped in thick polyglycan layer -crystal violet is positive and will enter the cell and get trapped when it is thick -decolorizer removes it from the thin ones
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saffronin
negative so it enters all the cells but only stains the ones that are gram negative because purple is the dom color
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gram - is what color
-pink from safronin bc purple washed away bc cell wall too thick
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how does endospore staining work?
the sample needs to be boiled for the stain to work bc they are heat resistant -green first and it is dom over saffron
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acid fast is for bacteria with?
mycolic acids (lipids) -it creates the waxy cell wall -TB bacteria is acid fast -wax is drug resistant -bright red
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what makes TB drug resistant
mycolic acids
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Kirby Bower assay
plate coated in bacteria
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inoculation
introduce sample into a container of media to make a culture of growth
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isolation
separate your colony from the growth (one species) -streak -pour plate -spread plate
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streak plate
what we did on agar, flaming loops
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pour plate
3 liquids each with lower dilutions of bacteria poured into plates and as agar solidifies bacteria will grow
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spread plate
diluted bacteria in a liquid sample spread on plate with hockey stick tool
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single species growing
-pure culture -mult. = mixed culture
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other colors visible
-contaminant
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16 s gene can?
identify microbes -is the sequence gene
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gene sequence on microbe
can show what they are resistant too
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media properties
-physical state (liquid, semisolid, solid) -chemical composittion (synth or complex) -functional type (general purpose, transport, assay etc)
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semisolid
has a solidifying solid agent in low amounts -measures motility of microbes -soft agar
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solid
-surface for colony formation -solidifying agent= agar -powder heated in liquid then solidifies when cool
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why do we use agar not jello?
jello is collagen based and comes form animals so bacteria would eat it and the agar would have holes -agar is cellulose/ seaweed based so only marine bacteria might eat it
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temp agros solids
42 celsius
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temp agar liquid
powder melts at 100 celsius
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synthetic media
-know exactly what in it/ formula -pure organic and inorganic compounds
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complex/ nonsynth
-not chemically definable -brownie batter mix -ex: we only know tsa and tsb is soy based
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what enzyme digests protein in agar
tripsin
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general purpose media
-typically non synth. -grows lots of types of bacteria
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enriched media
blood, serum, etc -special growth factors for fastidious microbes -often the microbes that live in people
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blood agar
-strep throat or flesh eating disease (same bacteria) -for microbes that destroy red blood cells -clear areas shows circular zone clearing of cells
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beta hemolysis
where bacteria have cleared red blood cells
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chocolate agar
-bubonic plague -killed blood cells that become brown when the hemoglobin/ iron is exposed to air
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what media is used for isolation
selective because it has stuff that inhibits growth of some microbes ex: antibiotic in a plate when looking for antibiotic resistant microbes -or salt
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what makes microbes turn different color
differential media -allows color differences
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what does bile salt inhibit
-gram positive bacteria
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what causes color change in plate
-microbe fermenting sugar producing acid and the H ions released cause a ph change which changes the color of the agar
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selective and differential
mannitol salt agar that lets staph grow bc it likes salt and other microbes wont grow in salt -as the salt is fermented the ph/ color changes
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macconkey agar
-only gram negative will grow on this plate -microbe has to eat lactose -crystal violet and bile salt wont let gram positive grow
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why does oxygen need to be in water?
oxy does not diffuse into water well so there would be less oxygen deeper in the water over time and life would die
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what reduces oxygen in water?
boiling water
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reducing medium
substance that absorbs oxygen so we can see how anaerobic baceria grow -will grow in its optimal environment (tell based on area of water ex: at top the bacteria want the oxygen)
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carbohydrate fermentation medium
-phenol red broth -has sugar that can be fermented which changes the ph -has upside down durum tube
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