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Symbiotic

Living together

Commensals

Microbes that live with another organism that may benefit both of them

Opportunist

Microbes that will cause disease when given the opportunity

Culture medium

A nutrient source to allow microbes to grow


Can be liquid or a solid

General purpose media

Grows many types of microbes that don’t need special growth factors

Enrichment media

Contains growth factors required by some microbes

Selective media

Inhibits the growth of certain microbes while


Encouraging the growth of other microbes

Differential media

Shows differences between different microbes based on their physical growth differences

TSA

Tryptic soy agar


General purpose media

(SDA)

Sabouraud’s dextrose agar


Selective media

BAP

Blood agar


Enrichment and differential media

Light microscopy

Commonly used to magnify the images of tiny specimens

Ocular lens

Eyepiece (binoculars) and magnify 15x

Objective lens

Lenses on the revolving nose piece


4 types


Scanner 4x


Low power 10x


High dry 40x


Immersion 100x

Condenser lens

Located under the stage and is used to focus light

Total magnification

Determined by multiplying the ocular lens mag by the objective lens

Resolution

The ability to distinguish objects from one another

3 domains

Archaea, bacteria , eukarya

Prokaryotic cells

No nuclei, smaller and simpler in structure


Unicellular


Bacteria and archaea

Eukaryotic cells

Contain nuclei larger more complex, can be unicellular or multicellular