Results of Sources of Contamination. Fungi Bacteria.

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Results of Sources of Contamination

Fungi Bacteria

Bacterial colony morphology A colony: Macroscopical visible mass of bacteria originating from a single cell

Results Source of contamination (exposure site): Total number of colonies Number of different colonies Description of colonies: 1- shape (circular-irregular) 2- size ( small- medium- large) 3- color 4- margin ( entire- irregular) 5- Texture (soft- hard- mucoid) 6- optical characters ( transparent- opaque- translucent) 7- elevation (flat- convex- raised) 8- surface: (smooth, rough, shiny)

Isolation of a mixture of microorganisms

Streak plate method Purpose: to obtain isolated colonies of an organism on an agar plate. This is useful when you need to separate organisms in a mixed culture or when you need to study the colony morphology of an organism in pure culture.isolated colonies

Principle: By spreading a large amount of bacteria over the large surface area of a plate, the amount of bacteria is diluted until individual cells are spread on the surface of the plate. From these individual cells, isolated colonies arise.

8- remove the loop, Flame your loop by touch it to an uninoculated section of plate to cool it

Materials: you are supplied with: - Sterile Petri dish -Molten nutrient agar tube - Mixed bacterial culture - Inoculating loop

Procedure: 1- Label the base of your plate using a marker as shown in the figure 2- Pour the nutrient agar tube and leave to cool 3- Flame the loop to sterilize it and let cool in the neck of the bacterial culture tube 4- Take one loopful from the bacterial culture

5- Position the plate so that group A is opposite to your hand 6- Lift the plate lid just enough to get the loop inside the plate 7-Move the loop (by touching the suface of agar plate gently) back and forth across lines of group A

8- remove the loop, flame it by touching it to an uninoculated section of plate to cool it. 9- Position your plate, so that group B is opposite to your hand 10- streak at group B, take care to cross over group A (pass by the intersection) to pick some inoculum 11- Reflame the loop and cool it. 12- Repeat this procedure to streak group C, then group D 13- incubate your plate (inverted) at 37 C for 24 hrs

Results These plates are good examples of streak plate technique. Isolated colonies are visible. Plate B shows 3 types of colonies, the other plate shows a pure culture.

Bad examples of streak plate technique In the plate on the left no isolated colonies are present. More than one loopfuls of bacterial culture are taken, or the loop wasn't flamed between each group. In the plate on the right isolated colonies are produced but large fuzzy white colonies indicating contamination are seen. The lid may be lifted for long time

Results Description of isolated colonies 1- shape (circular-irregular) 2- size ( small- medium- large) 3- color 4- margin ( entire- irregular) 5- Texture (soft- hard- mucoid) 6- optical characters ( transparent- opaque- translucent) 7- elevation (flat- convex- raised) 8- surface: (smooth, rough, shiny)