'Solid medium' presentation slideshows

CULTURE MEDIA & CULTURE METHODS

CULTURE MEDIA & CULTURE METHODS. Babitha Elias. Bacteria have to be grown (cultured) for them to be identified. By appropriate procedures they have to be grown separately (isolated) on culture media and obtained as pure for study. History

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CULTURE MEDIA & CULTURE METHODS

CULTURE MEDIA & CULTURE METHODS. Babitha Elias. Bacteria have to be grown (cultured) for them to be identified. By appropriate procedures they have to be grown separately (isolated) on culture media and obtained as pure for study. History

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CULTURE MEDIA & CULTURE METHODS

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CULTURE MEDIA

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CULTURE MEDIA

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STAIN ING

STAIN ING. Department of Microbiology. Faculty of Veterinary Science. Chulalongkorn University. STAIN ING PROCEDURES;. Preparation of glass slide - remove grease & oil - water rinse & 95% alc - dry. 2. Preparation of smear - thin layer ( broth & solid medium) .

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Practical Industrial Microbiology An Introduction

Practical Industrial Microbiology An Introduction. Prepared By: Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel-Wahab. Introduction. Industrial microbiology uses microorganisms, typically grown on a large scale, to produce valuable commercial products or to carry out important chemical transformations .

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3 Physiology of Bacteria

3 Physiology of Bacteria. Xiao-Kui Guo PhD microbiology@sjtu.edu.cn http://www.microbiology.org.cn. Content:. Growth and nutrition Growth requirement Bacterial metabolism Cultivation of bacteria Classification of bacteria. Section A Growth and Nutrition. Growth and nutrition I:.

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140 micro

??? ???? ?????? ??????. 140 micro. Lab 3 : Culture Media. Microorganisms need food to grow. Primary ingredients required by all living organisms include: a carbon source, water, minerals, and a nitrogen source. These nutrients together make a media.

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Production of Enzymes

Production of Enzymes. Learning objective: To be able to explain why it is more efficient to use isolated enzymes than whole cells. To be able to explain how contamination of end products is eradicated. To be able to describe how this process occurs. Uses of enzymes.

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Bacteria

Bacteria. Growth in the laboratory (in vitro). Bacterial nutrition and the design of culture media. Based on bacterial metabolism* Culture pH Culture oxidation- reduction petencial Gaseous requirments Oxzgen. Growth of bacteria. Growth of bacterial cell Growth in ba t ch culture.

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HYDRO PONICS.

HYDRO PONICS. The environmentally sustainable practices in the agricultural system. . By Percival C. Pinnock. Students Should Know. What is Hydroponics. Types/Techniques of Hydroponics. Advantages and Disadvantages of hydroponics. How Hydroponics Impacts on the environment.

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Transmission Media Reading Assignment : Stallings Chapter 3

Transmission Media Reading Assignment : Stallings Chapter 3. Transmission Media physical path between transmitter and receiver electromagnetic wave Guided transmission solid medium, copper twisted pair, coaxial cable, optical fiber data rate mainly determined by medium Unguided transmission

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CULTURE MEDIA

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Sound and Light Wave interactions

Sound and Light Wave interactions. Four wave interactions. When a wave encounters a surface, four interactions can occur: reflection, refraction, diffraction, or absorption. Sound Waves. Longitudinal waves

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