Lab 9 Control of Microbial Growth explores essential microbiology lab techniques for controlling microbial growth. It assesses knowledge on antibiotic susceptibility, use of specific media, and effectiveness of disinfectants. Key organisms like E. Coli and S. Aureus are studied, relevant for students and professionals in microbiology and related fields.
Chemical agents that are used to control microorganisms
Chemical agents applied to inanimate objects. More harsh. Some may destroy endospores (steriliants or sporocides) (ex – ethylene oxide)
Agent that kills bacterial cells
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Agents that reduce microbial growth but do not eliminate all microbes (food industry – used to clean cooking equipment)
Chemical agents applied to inanimate objects. More harsh. Some may destroy endospores (steriliants or sporocides) (ex – ethylene oxide)
(alcohol, betadine) – can be applied to tissue, do not destroy endospores.
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Aspergillus sp., Penicillium sp., or Rhizopus sp.
Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Escherichia coli
Serratia marcescens
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Aspergillus sp., Penicillium sp., or Rhizopus sp.
Serratia marcescens
E.coli , S.Aureus, and P.Aeruginosa
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Antibiotic Suceptibility
Disinfectants
Bateriostatic
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MacFarland 0.5 turbidity aproximately 1.5 x 10^8 power baterial/ml antibiotic discs with a know potency
0.85% turbidity
1.0 5 turbidity
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(alcohol, betadine) – can be applied to tissue, do not destroy endospores.
Chemical agents applied to inanimate objects. More harsh. Some may destroy endospores (steriliants or sporocides) (ex – ethylene oxide)
Chemical agents that are used to control microorganisms
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Chemical agents applied to inanimate objects. More harsh. Some may destroy endospores (steriliants or sporocides) (ex – ethylene oxide)
Chemical agents that are used to control microorganisms
(alcohol, betadine) – can be applied to tissue, do not destroy endospores.
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Agar 0.3 %
Muller- hilton agar which has a spesific ph of 7.2-7.4 unifor depth 4mm
Solid agar
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Agents that reduce microbial growth but do not eliminate all microbes (food industry – used to clean cooking equipment)
(alcohol, betadine) – can be applied to tissue, do not destroy endospores.
Chemical agents applied to inanimate objects. More harsh. Some may destroy endospores (steriliants or sporocides) (ex – ethylene oxide)
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To measure the relative effective of various disinfectants and antiseptics against bacterial organism
Chemical agents that are used to control microorganism
Producere to ensure accurate and producible results
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