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To Do Electron Microscopy Lecture Results from Environmental Plates & Broths Serial Dilution & Streak Plates Fungi: make wetmounts & observe demo’s Observe gram stain demo’s/finish old slides

Relative Size of objects

Resolution Analogy

Resolution

Anatomy of a Wave

Properties of Light Wavelength: Length of a light ray; represented by the Greek letter lambda () Equal to the distance between two adjacent crests or troughs of a wave Resolution: Refers to the ability to see two items as separate and discrete units

Properties of Light Resolving Power (RP): minimal distance two points can be distinguished as two points The smaller the distance between objects that can be distinguished, the greater the resolving power of the lens RP= /2(NA)

Microscope Comparison

Modern Scanning Electron Microscope

Limits of Resolution Eye: 0.2 mm = 200 microns = 200,000 nm BF scope: 0.0002 mm =0.2 microns = 200 nm TEM: 0.00001 mm = 0.01 microns = 10 nm Fig. 3.p039

E . coli Brightfield KM

Comparison of Electron Microscopes E.coli SEM E. coli TEM

Resolution vs. Magnification Light Microscope SEM

SEM

TEM

Type of Scope?

Type of Scope?

ID Microbe & Specific Scope CDC, used with permission

Microscope comparison John Wiley

Results from Environmental Samples Learn how to interpret broth culture growth patterns

Broth comparison uninoculated

Various Colored Colonies

Review Properties of Agar Comes from Red algae Microbes usually don’t eat it Not toxic Melts at 100 C Solidifies at 40 C

Preparation of a pure Culture

4 Quadrant Streak Plate 3. loop 2. loop 4. loop 1. swab Do right NOW

Quantitation of Bacteria

Serial Dilutions

Comparison of Serial Dilution Techniques

Pour Plate

Countable number of colonies (20 to 200 per plate) Which of these plates would be the correct one to count? Why?

Serial Dilutions

Fungal Demo’s Gram Stain Demo’s Aspergillus Treponema pallidum Rhizopus Neisseria gonorrhoeae Penicillium Corynebacterium Candida

Aspergillus 100x 400x KM

What are these? KM 400x

Rhizopus 100x KM

Penicillium 100x 400x

Candida 100x 400x KM

Candida & staphylococci KM

Fungal Demo’s Gram Stain Demo’s Aspergillus Treponema pallidum Rhizopus Neisseria gonorrhoeae Penicillium Corynebacterium Candida

Treponema CDC, used with permission

Treponema 1000x KM Wikipedia Commons, used with permission

Diplococci of Neisseria gonorrhoeae (4087X)

TEM diplococci of Neisseria gonorrhoeae (96,051X)

Neisseria 1000x KM

Neisseria 1000x KM

Corynebacterium diphtheria CDC, used with permission

Corynebacterium diphtheria—the cause of diphtheria

Corynebacterium 1000x KM

Fungal Demo’s Gram Stain Demo’s Aspergillus Treponema pallidum Rhizopus Neisseria gonorrhoeae Penicillium Corynebacterium Candida

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ID Microbe & Specific Scope