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Bio 411 Test 2 Questions with Answers (100% Correct
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obligate aerobes Answer: require oxygen

Mycobacterium tuberculosis Answer: example of obligate aerobe

facultative anaerobes Answer: grow via fermentation or anaerobic
respiration when oxygen is not available

E Coli Answer: example of facultative anaerobes

obligate anaerobes Answer: unable to use oxygen and are harmed by it

clostridium Answer: example of obligate anaerobes

aerotolerant anaerobes Answer: tolerate but cannot use oxygen

streptococcus mutans Answer: example of aerotolerant anaerobes

microaerophiles Answer: require oxygen concentration lower than air.
Need 1-10%

21% Answer: the percent of oxygen in the atmosphere

campylobacter spp Answer: example of microaerophiles
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Agar Answer: -Complex polysaccharide

-Used as solidifying agent for culture media in Petri plates, slants, and

deeps

-Generally not metabolized by microbes

-Liquefies at 100°C

-Solidifies at ~40°C

culture medium Answer: nutrients prepared for microbial growth

chemically defined media Answer: exact chemical composition is known

Complex Media/All purpose Answer: have nutrients (extracts, digests of

yeasts, meats, or plants). Chemical composition varies batch to batch

Nutrient broth

Nutrient Agar

Tryptic soy broth (TSB)

Reducing media Answer: used for the cultivation of anaerobic bacteria

contains sodium thioglycolate

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sodium thioglycate Answer: •reacts with all oxygen and removes
oxygen from media

•Added with heat, removes oxygen from media

Capnophiles Answer: microbes that require high CO2 conditions

ex: campylobacter

Selective media Answer: -suppress unwanted microbes and encourage
desired microbes

-contain inhibitors to suppress growth

Eosin methylene blue (EMB) Answer: contains dyes (methylene blue)
that are

toxic for Gram positive bacteria. The selective medium for gram
negative bacteria and the differential medium for lactose fermenting
bacteria

-E Coli has green metallic sheen

methylene blue Answer: blue in the presence of oxygen but is colorless
in an anaerobic environment

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