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micro lab 3

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does refrigeration inhibit growth (lab 19) yes but it doesn't kill bacteria
what does antiseptic do (lab 20) removes most transient flora on the skin biota
what do wipes and alcohol kill (lab 20) the pathogens
the more we wash our hands the more bacteria colonies appear. what does that mean? (lab 20) it removes dead skin tissues so more microbiota shows up
why does antiseptic work better when it's held on the fingers (lab 20) it needs time to work
what is the definition of minimal inhibitory concentration (lab 21) the lowest concentration of the drug that prevents growth
why did we swab the bacteria in every direction (lab 21) so the bacteria covers the plate completely
if you were given several diameters larger to smaller which is the most effective and least effective (lab 21) more space more effective least space least effective
water moves across a semipermeable membrane but ___&___ doesn't (lab 22) salt & sugar
what helps the cell in hypertonic conditions (lab 22) the solute concentration surrounding a bacterium is very low in relation to the solute concentration within the bacterium
what makes the cell shrink and what makes it swell (lab 22) water moving into the bacterium will make it swell the rigid cell wall prevents it from lysing(bursting)
definition of isotonic solution (lab 22) the solute concentration outside the cell is equal to the solute concentration inside the cell
what does pH indicate (lab 23) H+ ions in a solution
between acidic and bases where do we get a high concentration of H ion (lab 23) acidic
does boiling kill endospores (lab 24) no it kills the vegetive cells
what are the standard conditions of an autoclave (lab 24) 15/lb in^2 and 100-121 C for 15 minutes
what kind of medium is LSB (lab 25) selective and differential
what is the positive result when we use LSB for water testing (lab 25) gas production
characteristics of coliform (lab 25) gram negative, non-spore-forming rods, ferment lactose to produce acid and CO2 gas
what does the most probable number indicate (lab 25)
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