How might you tell if an unknown microbe culture was a eubacteriuam, archaean, or eukaryote?
In this case, we just need to observe the culture under the microscope. Remember that eukaryote cells has a defined nucleus which means that if we observe the culture under a microscope we should observe the cell and the nucleus (under a 40x objective). If we found the nucleus, we can conclude that our culture is formed by eukaryotic cells. On the other hand, eubacteria is a gram-positive genus which means that if we take a small sample of the culture and we make a gram staining assay, we should observe gram positive bacteria under the microscope (after staining). If we don’t get a positive result from the staining, we can conclude that our culture is formed by Archaea.
How might you tell if an unknown microbe culture was a eubacteriuam, archaean, or eukaryote?
How does a eukaryote like Candida auris gain its drug resistance? As you can see, resistance is the theme to this exam. Pressure a microbe with a drug and it will be pushed to develop resistance. Those in Evolutionary Medicine have theories about this process. It has been suggested by some that if we remove the pressure (antimicrobial drug use), the microbes will lose their resistance. -Is there any evidence that supports their theory? -Is there a better way to...
Tell me all you know about Euglena, including what type of microbe it is, structure, what type of “troph” it is, where it lives, etc.
if you have an unknown sunstance how can you tell if its an acid, base, salt containing chloride, salt containing nitrate or containing a sodium salt
What class of microbe does not grow in the presence of oxygen, came from mud at 100 degrees celsius, gets it's energy from H2S, makes its own organic molecules from carbon dioxide? How would you culture this specific archea microbe? You find this microbe in hot mud, sulfur springs
Two spheres have identical radii and masses. How might you tell which of these spheres is hollow and which is solid?
What does this creation myth tell us about Yoruba culture? How does it enhance the brief amount of historical information given in the introduction to the Creation of the Universe and Ife? Instructions: As you discuss this story with your classmates you might consider the following questions in developing your posts: • Why would a god desire companionship? • How do the Yoruba gods care for the world and the people? • How do the events of the myths demonstrate...
How might the ability to perform hemolysis benefit a hemolytic organism in its' natural environment? Imagine that you have a culture containing a single bacterial species. This culture may be one of several possible species. Describe a scenario where you use Mannitol Salt agar, Blood Agar, and EMB plates to identify the unknown bacterial species. That is, how would you use these plates to help you identify it?
How might you tell the difference between the following two constitutional isomers in the mass spectrometer? VS. (a) by looking at their molecular ion peaks (b) by looking for a fragment peak at m/z = 15 (c) by looking for a fragment peak at m/z = 57 C B OA
1. What might be the problem if you incubated the streak plate technique in the upright position? 2. Is it possible to tell if you have a pure culture in a broth? on a slant? on a plate streaked using the quadrant method? if so, explain how. If not, explain why not.
Unicellular Eukaryote: Amoeba 1. Does Amoeba have a definite shape? if not, why not? 2. What structures holds the cytoplasm in place? 3. How can you tell the difference between a food vacuole and the nucleus? 4. How large is Amoeba compared to Sterptococcus and Oscillatoria or Gloeocapsa?