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Obligate aerobes uses how many percent of oxygen

15 to 21%

Example of obligate aerobes

Bordetella, Bruciella, Mycobacteria, Pseudomonas

Example of obligate anaerobes

Clostritridum,


Bacteroides

Example of Facultative anaerobes

Enterobacteriaciae

Example of Aerotolerant anaerobes

Propionibacterium acnes

Examples of Microaerophiles

Campylobacter


Treponema pallidum

How many percent of oxygen is need by microaerophiles?

2 to 10%

Examples pf Capnophiles

Neisseria gonorrhea


Streptococcus pneumoniae


Hemophilus influenzae

How many percent of co2 is needed by capnophiles?

5 to 10 %

Two enzymes that enables bacteria to survive environment with oxygen?

Superoxide dismutase


Catalase

Uses co2 for source of carbon

Autotrophs

Uses reduced and preformed organic materials from other bacteria

Heterotrophs

Uses light as energy source

Phototrophs

Uses organic and inorganic compounds

Chemotrophs

Reduce inorganic materials

Lithotrophs

Uses organic materials for growth

Organotrophs

Optimal bacteria growth temp

35 to 37 degree celcius

Requires dead organic substances

Saprophytes

Grows at 0 to 20 celcius

Cryophiles

Grows at 20 to 45 degree Celsius

Mesophiles

Grows at 50 to 125 degree Celsius

Thermophiles

Growths at extreme temperature

Extremophiles

Lowest minimum time to kill bacteria

Thermal death time

Lowest minimum temp to kill bacteria

Thermal death point

Grow between 0 to 5.5

Acidophiles

Grows at 5.5 to 8.0

Neutrophiles

Grows at 8.5 to 11.5

Alkalophiles

Optimum ph for bacteria

6.5 to 7.5

Adjusted ph for bacteria in lab

7.0 to 7.5

Example of halophiles

Staphylococcus aureus


Listeria monocytogenes

Example of barophiles

Photobacterium


Shewanella


Colwellia

Pressure where barophiles can survive

600 to 1100 atm pressure