Micro Lab Quiz 3 Flashcards

(41 cards)

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TTC Deep

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Triphenyl Tetrazolium Chloride

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TTC Deep is?

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selective for olibgate aerobes and differential for motility (red/pink) E. coli (motile)

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TSI slant

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Triple Sugar Iron agar (lactose, glucose, sucrose)

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TSI slant is?

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non-selective, differential (enteric bacteria). black = H.S production, cracked agar = gas, pH indicator (phenol red, yellow = fermantation

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Tryptone Broth is?

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non-selective, differential with kovac (Indole + E.coli), detects indole production, pink positive indole, yellow negative indole

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Bile esculin broth is?

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selective and differential
Selective: bile salts inhibit streptococcus growth
Differential: tests abiity to hydrolyze esculin to grow clucose (black, enterococcus)

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MacConkey Agar is?

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selective and differential
selective: crystal violet inhibits gram +, selects gram -
Differential: lactose with netural red dye; fermentors appear pink (E.coli) non (salmonella) coloress to yellow

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Ahbys nitrogen free agar

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Selective for microbes that use atmospheric nitrogen for growth (nitrogen fixation)

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Tryptic soy agar and Luria Bertani

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non selective, non differential

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CNA

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Colistin-Nalidixic acid agar ( with blood)

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CNA is?

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selective: gram +, colistin disrupts lipids and LPS in gram - outer membrane
Differential: blood detects differences in hemolytic activity

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Nalidixic acid (CNA)

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quinolone targets gyrase for DNA replication

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Pseudomonas enrichment benzoate medium

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Pseudomonas can convert hydroxybenzoate in the medium to Acetyl-CoA and succinate. used in TCA cycle

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PAF (Pseudomonas Agar F)

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non-selective: differential: color change for pyoverdin (Fluoroscein) production
Green = P. aeruginose Yellow = P. fluorescens

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PAP (Pseudomonas Agar P)

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non-selective, differential: color change for pyoxyanin production
Blue = P. aeruginosa

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MSA: Mannitol Salt Agar

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selective: high salt selects for Staphylococcus
differential: mannitol fermnentation (yellow - acid)
Staphylococcus aereus = yellow, Staphylococcus epidermidis = red

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Blood Agar

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differential: hemolytic activity, not considered selective
Beta hemolysis = complete (E. coli, S. aureus)
Alpha hemolyisis = partial, greenish (Streptococcus)
Gamma hemolysis = no hemolysis (S. epidermidis, enterococcus)

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DNase Agar

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differential: violet/pink zone from DNase
DNase + (S. auereus)
DNase - (E. coli, S. epidermidis)

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Oxidase test

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cytochrome oxidase (involved in electron transport)
oxidation of indicator - produces purple color
Pseudomonas, bacillus (+)
Escherichia, Staphylococcus , Enterococcus (-)

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Catalase test

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hydrogen peroxide detects presence of catalase (Staphyloccocus, Azotobacter, E coli, BAcillus, serratia) (+)
(Streptococcus, enterococcus) (-)

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alfatoxins

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carcinogenic compounds, flat-ringed planar compounds, intercalae between bases of DNA and act as mutagens
Produced by Aspergillus

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Myxobacteria

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gram negative bacteria found in high-organic soils and in decomposing plant residues. Social bacteria

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Myxobacteria morphology

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rod-shaped, flexible cell wall, flagella-independent gliding motility

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Myxobacteria ripples

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groups of myxobacteria glide together on a solid surface, organize movement in form oc macroscopic traveling waves

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source of antibiotics?
Streptomyces members produce over 10,000 bioactive compounds
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photosynthesis
microbes capture light energy and convert to chemical energy
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Cyanobacteria
oxygenic photosynthesis, chlorophylls
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Green and purple bacteria
anoxygenic photosynthesis, bacteriochlorophylls, obligate anaerobes
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accessory pigments for photosynthetic bacteria
carotenoids, phycobiliproteins (absorb light energy of different wavelengths)
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purple nonsulfure are
facultative anaerobes (do not require oxygen but grow better with it)
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heterocysts
nitrogen fixing cells, anabaena
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Winogradsky column
illustration of how bacteria develop in certain habitats in response to appropriate enviromental conditions
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bacteria are commonly
autonomous, unicellular
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biofilm
many bacteria form multicellular, surface-attached communities called biofilms
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Biofilm formation stages
Attachment, colonization, maturation, and sipersal
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Attachment stage
individual bacteria transition from planktonic (free living) motile forms to adherent surface attached cells
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Colonization stage
attached cells will often lose their motility and synthesize and release polysaccharides, proteins, and DNA to formate a protective matrix
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The protective matrix
helps trap nutrients and provide protection from harmful agents, including antibiotics
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The matrix
helps to trap nutrients and provide protection from harmful agents
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quorum sensing
during colonization and maturation stages, bacteria sned and recieve chemical signals
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Dispersal stage
cells detach from biofil, regain motility, become planktonic