Lab 3: Introduction to Staining Techniques Flashcards
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Cocci
Spheres
Bacilli
Rods
Spirilla
Spirals
Vibrios
Slightly curved rods
Variation of bacilli (rods)
Coccobacilli
Short rods
Variation of bacilli (rods)
Spirochetes
Flexible spirals
Variation of spirilla (spirals)
Cell Arrangement
Determined by:
* The number of planes in which division occurs
* Whether the cells seperate after division
Is useful in identifying bacteria
What is:
Rarely seen as anything other than singular cells?
Spirilla
Which two morphologies form multicellular assocoations?
Cocci and Bacillus
Which morphology exhibits the most variety in arrangements?
Cocci
Diplococcus
Formed if two daughter cells remain attached after coccus divides
Diplobacilli
Produced if the two daughter cells remain attached after bacilli divides
Streptococcus and Streptobacillus
- Formed if the cells continue to divide in the same plane and remain attached
- Form a chain
Cell Arrangement:
Single Cells
- Cocci
- Bacilli
- Spirilla
- Spirochetes
- Vibrios
Cell Morphology with the Cell Arrangement
Cell Arrangement:
Pairs of cells
(“diplo-“)
- Cocci
- Bacilli
Cell Morphology with the Cell Arrangement
Cell Arrangement:
Chains of cells
(“strepto-“)
- Cocci
- Bacilli
Cell Morphology with the Cell Arrangement
Cell Arrangement:
Tetrads
- Cocci
Cell Morphology with the Cell Arrangement
Cell Arrangement:
Cube
(sarcina)
- Cocci
Cell Morphology with the Cell Arrangement
Cell Arrangement:
Irregular cluster
(“staphylo-)
- Cocci
Cell Morphology with the Cell Arrangement
Cell Arrangement:
Palisade and angular
- Bacilli
Cell Morphology with the Cell Arrangement
Tetrad
Occurs if second division occurs in a plane perpendicular to the first
Sarcina
Produced when a third division plane perpendicular to the other two produces a cube-shaped arrangement of eight cells
Staphylococcus
Produced if the division planes of a coccus are irregular
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A cluster of cells is produced
Cells volume is made up of what?
Cytoplasm