MIC Practical 1 misc
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Cocci | spheres
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| Cocci in clusters | spheres clustered together
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| Cocci in chains | spheres linked together in chain-like arrangements
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| Bacilli | rod-shaped
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| Spirals | spiral shaped
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| A gram-positive cocci | Streptococcus
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| A gram-positive bacillus | Bacillus or Clostridium
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| A gram-negative cocci | Neisseria gonorrhea
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| A gram-negative bacillus | Escherichia coli
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| A spore-forming organism | Bacillus or Clostridium
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| An acid-fast organism | Mycobacterium
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| How would you identify the mold Aspergillus? | wooly, green; conidiospores
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| How would you identify the mold Penicillium? | powdery, dark green; conidiospores
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| How would you identify the mold Rhizopus? | cottony, black spores; sporangiospores
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| Example of a genus name of yeast | Candida
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| Explain why we use Sabouraud Dextrose Agar to grow fungi. | Because fungi grows at a lower pH than most organisms
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| Transformation | Bacteria take free or “naked” DNA from the environment and are able to translate and express that DNA for their own purposes
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| Explain the use of a candle jar. | Plates are put in a jar along with a candle;lid is sealed. As flame burns, O decreases and the flame goes out. Oxygen is present, but at a lower percentage than in the atmosphere. The concentration of carbon dioxide increases as a result of the flame.
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| Facultative Anaerobic organisms | Grows in oxygen, in candle jar, and in GasPak
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| Obligate Anaerobic organisms | Grows only in GasPak
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| Microaerophilic organisms | Grows best in the candle jar; grows right at the point where the oxygen level is diminishing in the thioglycollate broth
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