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Bright Field Microscope-produces a dark image against a brighter background, -Most common -Must fix cells -Color of stain=bacteria color -100x requires oil -Light is bet through objective -Basic dyes binf to neg -Acidic dyes bind to pos Dark Field Microscope-Background is dark, organism is light -Light is refracted by organism -in the field, dont have to heat fix or stain ex.Syphilis phase contrast microscope-Shades of grey to show contrast in cell components -slight differences in refractive indexes into light intensity -Motility because no fixing or staining fluorescence microscopy-Uses UV light to excite fluorescent molecules -Some cells take up the dye -Common in studying viruses MagnificationObjective X eyepiece Resolutionthe ability of the lenses to distinguish between objects that are close together Best resolution is .2um human cells10-100 micrometers Bacteria1 micrometer Viruses.01-.1 micrometer electron microscope-Resolution 1000x better than light -Start to see viruses Simple stain1 stain is used to increase microbes visibility Differential stainDivides microbes into different categories depending on structural differences Gram stain-Separates bacteria by the type of cell wall they have -most common stain Pos=purple neg=pink acid fast stainIdentifies bacteria that are neither gram + or - that hav a thick waxy layer(mycolic acid) around them Pos=hot pink Neg=blue endospore stainIdentifies spore-producing bacteria Green spores pink vegetative cells sporangiumspore capsule in which haploid spores are produced by meiosis flagella stainidentifies bacteria that possess flagella used for motility CoccusA spherical bacterium. Diplococcicocci growing in pairs Streptococcibacteria that form a chain Staphylococciin random planes grape like clusters Tetradsin 2 planes 4 cell groups sarcinain three planes cube of 8 cell groups BacillusRod shaped bacteria coccobacillusshort round rod, resemble cocci diplobacillusbacillus growing in pairs streptobacilluschain of rods Vibrioscomma shaped rods Spiralslong rods twisted into corkscrews Spirillaspiral shaped bacteria with flagella Spirochetescorkscrew-shaped w/o flagella AxiofillamentProtein that wraps around and twitches it to move Phospholipid bilayer components-phosphotidylethanolamine -Hopanoids -Proteins and glyco proteins -Peripheral and integral proteins hopanoids-Structurally similar to sterols -stabilize membrane Proteins-Nutrients and waste transport -secreted protein transport -Carry out metabolic processes -Interaction with environment -Flagellar motors cell envelopeAll structures outside the Plasma membrane -Peptidoglycan Cell wall-Gives shape cell -protection from osmotic pressure -Protection from toxic substances Gram neg cell wall-Large periplasmic space -Periplasmic enzymes This peptidoglycan layer -Outer membrane periplasmic spaceThe space between the inner and outer cell membranes in Gram-negative bactera. The peptidoglycan cell wall is found in the periplasmic space, and this space sometimes contains enzymes to degrade antibiotics

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Bright Field Microscope✅✅-produces a dark image against a brighter background,
-Most common
-Must fix cells
-Color of stain=bacteria color
-100x requires oil
-Light is bet through objective
-Basic dyes binf to neg
-Acidic dyes bind to pos

Dark Field Microscope✅✅-Background is dark, organism is light
-Light is refracted by organism
-in the field, dont have to heat fix or stain
ex.Syphilis

phase contrast microscope✅✅-Shades of grey to show contrast in cell components
-slight differences in refractive indexes into light intensity
-Motility because no fixing or staining

fluorescence microscopy✅✅-Uses UV light to excite fluorescent molecules
-Some cells take up the dye
-Common in studying viruses

Magnification✅✅Objective X eyepiece

Resolution✅✅the ability of the lenses to distinguish between objects that are close together
Best resolution is .2um

human cells✅✅10-100 micrometers

Bacteria✅✅1 micrometer

Viruses✅✅.01-.1 micrometer

electron microscope✅✅-Resolution 1000x better than light
-Start to see viruses

Simple stain✅✅1 stain is used to increase microbes visibility

,Differential stain✅✅Divides microbes into different categories depending on structural
differences

Gram stain✅✅-Separates bacteria by the type of cell wall they have
-most common stain
Pos=purple neg=pink

acid fast stain✅✅Identifies bacteria that are neither gram + or -
that hav a thick waxy layer(mycolic acid) around them
Pos=hot pink Neg=blue

endospore stain✅✅Identifies spore-producing bacteria
Green spores pink vegetative cells

sporangium✅✅spore capsule in which haploid spores are produced by meiosis

flagella stain✅✅identifies bacteria that possess flagella used for motility

Coccus✅✅A spherical bacterium.

Diplococci✅✅cocci growing in pairs

Streptococci✅✅bacteria that form a chain

Staphylococci✅✅in random planes grape like clusters

Tetrads✅✅in 2 planes 4 cell groups

sarcina✅✅in three planes cube of 8 cell groups

Bacillus✅✅Rod shaped bacteria

coccobacillus✅✅short round rod, resemble cocci

diplobacillus✅✅bacillus growing in pairs

streptobacillus✅✅chain of rods

Vibrios✅✅comma shaped rods

Spirals✅✅long rods twisted into corkscrews

Spirilla✅✅spiral shaped bacteria with flagella

, Spirochetes✅✅corkscrew-shaped w/o flagella

Axiofillament✅✅Protein that wraps around and twitches it to move

Phospholipid bilayer components✅✅-phosphotidylethanolamine
-Hopanoids
-Proteins and glyco proteins
-Peripheral and integral proteins

hopanoids✅✅-Structurally similar to sterols
-stabilize membrane

Proteins✅✅-Nutrients and waste transport
-secreted protein transport
-Carry out metabolic processes
-Interaction with environment
-Flagellar motors

cell envelope✅✅All structures outside the Plasma membrane
-Peptidoglycan

Cell wall✅✅-Gives shape cell
-protection from osmotic pressure
-Protection from toxic substances

Gram neg cell wall✅✅-Large periplasmic space
-Periplasmic enzymes
This peptidoglycan layer
-Outer membrane

periplasmic space✅✅The space between the inner and outer cell membranes in Gram-negative
bactera. The peptidoglycan cell wall is found in the periplasmic space, and this space sometimes
contains enzymes to degrade antibiotics.

outer mebrane✅✅-Porin proteins allow for molecules to pass
-Larger molecules transported by permeases
-holds in periplasmic enzymes
-Avoid immune difenses
-Barrier to toxins
-contain endotoxin(LPS)

permeases✅✅substrate-specific carrier proteins

Endotoxins✅✅released only when bacteria die and their cell walls break down
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