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MicroBiology Lab Exam 1 Blinn Questions with 100% Correct Answers Media - 1. Solid 2. Liquid (Broth) Agar - nutritionally inert substance added to media to give it a solid consistency. Inoculum - specimen or material used (E.Coli) Microorganisms' Environmental Roles: - 1. Primary Producers 2. Decomposers 3. Microbiota Microbiota - - living on skin surface & mucous membranes - usually beneficial (line intestinal tract, aid in digestion, and synthesis of vitamin K & B12) - can stop pathogenic bacteria from colonizing and can stimulate immune function. Ubiquity of Microorganisms - refers to the concept that microorganisms are everywhere

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Media - ✔✔1. Solid

2. Liquid (Broth)

Agar - ✔✔nutritionally inert substance added to media to give it a solid

consistency.

Inoculum - ✔✔specimen or material used (E.Coli)

Microorganisms' Environmental Roles: - ✔✔1. Primary Producers

2. Decomposers

3. Microbiota

Microbiota - ✔✔- living on skin surface & mucous membranes

- usually beneficial (line intestinal tract, aid in digestion, and synthesis of

vitamin K & B12)

- can stop pathogenic bacteria from colonizing and can stimulate immune

function.

Ubiquity of Microorganisms - ✔✔refers to the concept that microorganisms are

everywhere.



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, Aseptic Technique - ✔✔ensure the culturing of the organisms you want to work

with is NOT contaminated by the air or skin.

Synthetic Media (Defined) - ✔✔- used for growth of microorganisms.

- exact composition & nutrient quantity is known.

- used for more fastidous organisms.

Complex Media (Undefined) - ✔✔- for routine growth of microorganisms.

- same elements as defined media, but varying amounts.

3 Components of Complex Media: - ✔✔1. Beef Extract

2. Yeast Extract

3. Peptones

Solid Media - ✔✔Agar heated to 95 Celcius, cooled to 40 Celcius, and then

nutrients are added.

Broth Media - ✔✔powdered form, added to water to achieve proper

concentration through dilution.

Autoclave - ✔✔- uses steam to kill by denaturing proteins.

- used for sterilizing media & instruments.

Dry Heat Sterilization - ✔✔- kills organisms by conduction of the heat that

oxidizes molecules.


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