A polluted water sample has 2,400,000 bacteria per ml. You transfer 1.0 ml of sample to a bottle containing 99ml of sterile water. You then take 0.1 ml from this dilution bottle and transfer to a second bottle with 0.9 ml of sterile water. Finally, you transfer 1 ml to a Petri dish with nutrient agar. How many colonies would you expect to find on this plate? Would it be countable?

A polluted water sample has 2,400,000 bacteria per ml. You transfer 1.0 ml of sample to...
You have a tube with 5ml of infected blood that has a concentration of bacteria at 10(8) cells per ml. You wish to make a serial dilution of the blood so when you take 100 ul of the last dilution and spread it on a Petri dish you will have between 30-300 colonies growing on the plate. You have plenty of empty 1.5 ml microfuge tubes, a bottle of sterile water, a p1000 pipettor (100-1000ul) and tips, for the dilutions,...
A bacterial sample has a concentration of 2 x106 CFUlml. Show a scheme of dilutions to obtain 30-300 colonies on a plate. Your scheme should contain the volume of diluent (sterile water), volume of sample transferred each time, the concentration of bacteria (CFU/mL) in each dilution. You can assume you are plating 1 mL of the dilution on plates of nutrient agar. See Figure 1 in protocol 10. Dilution factor in single transfer (change x and y to numbers 10...
You spread 0.1 mL volume of a 10^(-5) dilution onto a nutrient agar plate. After 24 hours of incubation at 37°C, there were 223 colonies of bacteria on the plate. A.) What is the original concentration (OCD) of bacteria in the stock sample this dilution came from? (2 points) B.) Using the OCD value from part A, determine the number of colonies that would be expected to grow on a plate that is inoculated with 0.1 mL volume of 10^(-7)...
You spread 0.1 mL volume of a 10^(-6) dilution onto a nutrient agar plate. After 24 hours of incubation at 37°C, there were 280 colonies of bacteria on the plate. A.) What is the original concentration (OCD) of bacteria in the stock sample this dilution came from? (2 points) B.) Using the OCD value from part A, determine the number of colonies that would be expected to grow on a plate that is inoculated with 0.1 mL volume of 10^(-8)...
Problem solving Question: 1. If you were to serially dilute a sample with three 1:10 dilutions, what would be the final dilution of the last tube? 2. If you add 1 ml of sample to 99 ml of water, and then add 0.1ml (100pl) to the agar plate what is the dilution of the sample on the plate? 3. If you count 98 colonies on the 10-5 plate, how many bacteria/ml were in your sample? 4. What are three ways...
If you transfer 1.0 ml from Sample A into 99ml of water, how would you label the water blank?
Hello, just wanted to check my answers. Answer as many as you like/can. Thankyou. 1) Four grams of soil are added to 36 ml sterile water and mixed well. 0.1 ml of this mix was added to 9.9 ml sterile water. This was diluted by 4 successive 1/10 dilutions. 1.0 ml from the last dilution was used to prepare a pour plate. After incubation 289 colonies were counted. Calculate the # CFU/g soil. 2) A 0.1 ml aliquot of a...
Bacteria #2 is a Bacteria #3 is a III. Calculation: (1) Serial dilution: (3 pts/each) 1. 0.2 mL of sample is added to 0.8 mL of diluent, what is the Dilution? 2. 0.01 mL of sample is added to 0.99 mL of diluent, what is the Dilution? :100 mL 0.2 mL of a sample was added to 0.8 mL of a diluent. Then, 0.1 mL of this first dilution was added to 0.4 mL of a diluent. What is the...
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Y-0.301 6.51-hardts.al 3. A solution containing 100 mL of bacterial broth is subcultured onto 5 plates using the pour-plate method. Each plate receives broth according to the following Table. The Table also lists the results colony counts after 24 hours of incubation. Calculate the number of bacteria per milliliter of the bacterial broth for each of the dilutions. Plate Volume Broth Colonies 331 2...
A. You have been given a tube of E. coli. You are asked to make 1 mL total volume of 10-1 dilution of the bacterial culture. Explain how you would do this. Show all necessary calculations. ____ ml cells + _____ ml water = 1 ml (total volume) B. Next, you were asked to make a 10-2 dilution of the bacterial sample. Explain how you would perform this. Show all necessary calculations. You have bacteria at a concentration of 2...