113. Thioglycollate broth that is inoculated and incubated and has a 2 cm cloudy area from the top with a completely clear area above and below is classified as to oxygen utilization as a/an: (a) aerobic (b) anaerobic (c) facultative (d) no growth (e) microaerophilic
114. Thioglycollate broth that is inoculated and incubated and has a cloudy area just below the top with tiny “string” of cloudiness all the way to the bottom of the tube is classified as to oxygen utilization as a/an: (a) aerobic (b) anaerobic (c) facultative (d) no growth (e) microaerophilic
115. Thioglycollate broth that is inoculated and incubated and has cloudy area of the same “thickness” throughout the tube is classified as to oxygen utilization as a/an: (a) aerobic (b) anaerobic (c) facultative (d) aerotolerant (e) none of these
116. Thioglycollate broth that is inoculated and incubated and has no cloudiness is classified as to oxygen utilization as a/an: (a) aerobic (b) anaerobic (c) facultative (d) no growth (e) micro-aerophilic
113. As the bacteria has grown 2 cm cloudy area from the top and above and below this cloudy part the broth is clear. This indicates the bacteria as microaerophilic. The Thioglycollate broth contains certain nutrients like Yeast, Casein, beef extracts and Vitamin which aids in the growth of some medically important bacteria. Also it pocess 0.075 percent of Agar to prevent convection currents of atmospheric oxygen and the oxygen is not evenly distributed throughout the broth and its concentration decreases down till bottom of a culture tube. The microaerophilic Bacteria requires little free oxygen at a lower partial pressure than that of atmospheric oxygen, hence in the thioglycollate broth the microaerophilic bacteria will not grow extremely at top of the broth as there the oxygen is abundant and not even very down at the botton of the tube as there is no oxygen present but they grow 2 cm below from the top of the broth where there is less oxygen partial pressure which is optimal aeration required for bacterial growth and survival.
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Is it possible a bacterium that can only grow at the bottom of a tube of thioglycolate broth is also oxidase- positive? Why, or why not? Select one: a. Yes, it is absolutely possible. This bacterium is facultative anaerobic, so it uses oxidase to ferment glucose. b. No, it is not possible. It is an obligate anaerobe, and has no reason to have enzymes needed for aerobic respiration. O c. No, it is not possible. It can only use fermentation...
Is it possible a bacterium that can only grow at the bottom of a tube of thioglycolate broth is also oxidase-positive? Why, or why not? Select one: O a. Yes, it is absolutely possible. This bacterium is facultative anaerobic, so it uses oxidase to ferment glucose. O b. No, it is not possible. It is an obligate anaerobe, and has no reason to have enzymes needed for aerobic respiration. O c. No, it is not possible. It can only use...
A ____________________ prefers to grow at temperatures between 25-40⁰C. A. barophile B. halophile C. mesophile D. psychrophile E. all of the above F. none of the above 2. In the aerobic respiration experiment, ________ bacteria will show a small amount of growth towards the top of the media; however, it is not growing at the surface, so no pellicle forms; the red layer of indicator is still present, and there is only a small amount of bacterial growth in the...
14. Lab Exercise 5-1 is an interesting way to run these test tube experiments without oxygen - seal the tube with a layer of clear mineral oil on top (see the figure in the manual). Based on this figure and the Table of Results for this experiment, if the sealed tube is all green or slightly blue but the unsealed tube has any amount of yellow, what type of energy metabolism does that organism have? a. Oxidative only b. Oxidative...
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1. The three tubes in the image to the right contain glucose and the pH indicator phenol red. The middle and left tubes were inoculated with bacteria, and the right tube was left uninoculated as a control. Which of the tubes show evidence of heterolactic fermentation? a. Left tube Gas b. Middle tube c. Right tube d. None of the three tubes Yellow Red Red 2. Which of the three tubes in...
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which of the following is correct about binary fission? A) It is a common type of microbial cell division. B) Daughter cells are identicals. C) It leads to a microbial population. D) All of the above To decide if you should replace the existing antibacterial...
A wafer of titanium dioxide (kappa = 173) has an area of 1.15 cm^2 and a thickness of 0.145 mm. Aluminum is evaporated on the parallel faces to form a parallel-plate capacitor. (a) Calculate the capacitance. (b) When the capacitor is charged with a 12.0 V battery, what is the magnitude of charge delivered to each plate? (c) For the situation in part (b), what are the free and induced surface charge densities? (d) What is the magnitude E of...
2. A Boeing-737 airliner has a mass of 20 500 kg. The total area of the wings is 105 m2. What must be the pressure difference between the top and bottom of the wings to keep the airplane up? a. 1.99E+1 Pa b. 1.91E+3 Pa c. 1.95E+2 Pa d. 1.92E+3 Pa e. 1.81E+3 Pa We were unable to transcribe this image