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Microbiology Lab Practical #1


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Simple Stain




Negative Stain




Acid-Fast Stain




Capsule Stain




Endospore Stain



allow observation of living
Wet Mount and Hanging cells to determine motility
Drop



(prepared stain) allows for
observation of flagella
Flagella Stain

, differential/selective medium
Columbia CNA with 5% that allows for growth of Gram-
Sheep Blood Agar positive and inhibit growth of
Gram-negative organisms



Know the Microscopes
Parts!



supports the microscope

Base




Mechanical Stage



focuses light through the
specimen
Condenser



along with the base, used to
support the microscope when
Arm
carried



have magnification ranging
from 4x to 40x
Objective Lens



projects light upward through
the diaphragm and stage
Light Source/Illuminator

, regulates the amount of light
on the specimen
Diaphragm



has a magnification of 10x.; aka
eyepiece
Ocular Lens



rotates the objective lenses

Revolving Nosepiece



holds the slide in place

Stage Clips



where the specimen is placed

Slide



Specimen the object being studied

moves the stage up and down
for focusing
Coarse Adjustment Knob



moves the stage slightly to
sharpen the image
Fine Adjustment Knob



1. On the low-power objective, use the coarse
Know the proper objective only
procedure for focusing 2. When higher power objectives are used, the fine
the microscope: adjustment knob can be changed to bring the
object into focus.

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