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Lab 5 2015

The organism growing on the media plate is called as culture Colony √√ Purification of microorganism Culture The organism growing on the media plate is called as culture Colony The number of cells of any organism living together 2015

Types of Culture √√Pure Culture: Only one type of microorganism growing on the media plate 2015

√√Contaminated culture More than one type of organism growing on the media plate 2015

Purification of microorganism Fungi : Use a cork borer or pasture pipet. Flame cork borer using alcohol and allow to cool. Cut few discs from the edge of an actively growing fungal colony. Inoculate it (surface facing down) on the center another media plate with the help of flamed forceps Incubate it for 2-3 days Pure culture of the organism will grow. 2015

Needle picking up some material from the colony Actively growing fungal colony 2015

New media plate being inoculated Single colony of organism Needle inoculating New media plate being inoculated Single colony of organism 2015

As the loop streaks across the agar surface Bacteria Streak plate Method As the loop streaks across the agar surface More and more bacteria are rubbed off Until individual separated organism are deposited on the agar After incubation, the area at the beginning of the streak pattern will show mix growth, At the end of the pattern , a single colony will be observed 2015

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ASEPTIC TECHNIQUE Removing inoculum from a broth culture organisms growing in a liquid medium 2015

Hold the culture tube in one hand and in your other hand hold the sterilized inoculating loop 2015

Remove the cap of the pure culture tube with the little finger of your loop hand 2015

Keeping the culture tube at an angle, insert the inoculating loop and remove a loopful of inoculum Remove a loopfull of bacteria from your pure culture 2015

Again flame the lip of the culture tube and Replace the cap 2015

flame the lip of the culture tube 2015

Transferring the inoculum into a broth tube Pick up the sterile broth tube and remove the cap with the little finger 2015

flame the lip of the broth tube 2015

Place the loopful of inoculum into the broth and withdraw the loop 2015

Again flame the lip of the tube Replace the cap 2015

Removing inoculum from a plate organisms growing on an agar surface in a petri plate Sterilize the inoculating loop in the flame Lift the lid of the culture plate and stab the loop into the agar away from any growth to cool the loop 2015

Scrape off a small amount of the organisms and close the lid 2015

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Inoculating an Agar Slant 1.Label the sterile nutrient agar slant with the source of the culture and your Initials. 2. Sterilize the loop. 3. Using appropriate aseptic technique, remove a loopful of broth from the culture tube. 4. Insert the loop into the sterile agar slant tube and starting at the base of the slant, draw the loop up the slant. Do not penetrate the agar. Sterilize the loop. 5. Incubate the slant at 37o C for 24-48 hours. 6. Observe the slant for growth. 2015

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Inoculated Agar Slant, after incubation 2015

√√ microorganisms exist in nature as mixed populations(A mixed culture contains two or more bacterial species )However, to study microorganisms in the lab we must have them in the form of a pure culture 2015

√ √Streak plates allow for the growth of isolated colonies on the surface of the agar. An isolated colony is a colony that is not touching any other colonies and is assumed to be a pure culture . 2015

COLONY MORPHOLOGY ON AGAR PLATE CULTURES Bacillus subtilis Round yeast colonies 2015

Form of Colony 2015

Elevation of Colony 2015

Margin of Colony 2015

Surface of Colony 2015

MORPHOLOGY ON slant medium 2015

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√√In a liquid medium, the region in which the organism grows depends on the oxygen requirement of that particular species. 2015

Liquid medium √√. Turbid Liquid medium √√ * Turbid * Pellicle ((thick growth at the top of the tube * Sediment 2015