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A medium in which the exact chemical composition is known. |
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Media for which the exact chemical compostion varies slightly from batch to batch. |
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commonly used liquid complex medium. |
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agar added to nutrient broth making it a solid medium. |
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A polysaccharide extract from red marine algae that is used as solidifying agent for culture media. |
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Common method for sterilizing culture media that are heat stable. |
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using steam under pressure. 121 degrees Celcius at 15psi for 15 minutes. |
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containing solid media provide a large surface area for examination of colonies. Leave lid ajar so no condensation and let heat escape, help solidify faster. |
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microbes intentionally introduced. |
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The bacteria that are inoculated into culture media increase in number. |
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Population of cells that arise from a single cell. |
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A colony that arises from a group of the same microbes attached to one another |
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clumps of microbial cells |
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microbial cells that have settled to the bottom |
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introduced into various forms of culture media |
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Used in microbiology to exclude contaminants |
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Rendered free of all life |
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– Test tubes containing solid culture media that were left at an angle while the agar solidified. (Easier to store and transport) |
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Agar is allowed to solidify at the bottom of a test tube. Can be stored for a long period. |
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heat-resistant, non-corroding Nichrome wire that is bent into a loop |
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Sterile, heat-resistant, non-corroding Nichrome wire that is straight at the end. |
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