please answer both questions and show necessary work 4. If Bacterium X has a generation time of 60 minutes and 10 Ba...
4. If Bacterium X has a generation time of 60 minutes and 10 Bacteria X cells are inoculated into broth, how many hours will it be before there are 10° Bacteria Y colls in the broth culture? You MUST SHOW YOUR WORK to get credit. (2 % pts. total) 5. Using the graph below, draw the expected growth curve for a bacterial microorganism that spends 60 minutes in the lag phase, undergoes five (5) rounds of replication (generation time of 60 minutes), spends 120 minutes in stationary phase and then completely dies over the duration of the time shown on the graph. Start your graph at the black box at Time 0 minutes. (Assume that the relative measure of growth at this point is 8). Indicate the relative measure of growth (i.e., provide a number on the y-axis) at the end of exponential growth. (2 % pts . total). 10000- 1000- 100- 10- 1- 60 120 180 240 300 360 420 480 540 800 0 Time (minutes) Growth
4. If Bacterium X has a generation time of 60 minutes and 10 Bacteria X cells are inoculated into broth, how many hours will it be before there are 10° Bacteria Y colls in the broth culture? You MUST SHOW YOUR WORK to get credit. (2 % pts. total) 5. Using the graph below, draw the expected growth curve for a bacterial microorganism that spends 60 minutes in the lag phase, undergoes five (5) rounds of replication (generation time of 60 minutes), spends 120 minutes in stationary phase and then completely dies over the duration of the time shown on the graph. Start your graph at the black box at Time 0 minutes. (Assume that the relative measure of growth at this point is 8). Indicate the relative measure of growth (i.e., provide a number on the y-axis) at the end of exponential growth. (2 % pts . total). 10000- 1000- 100- 10- 1- 60 120 180 240 300 360 420 480 540 800 0 Time (minutes) Growth