Industrial Organism Preservation Methods Quiz
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How are spore-forming microorganisms preserved on sterile filter paper?

  • By soaking the filter paper in a broth culture, placing it in a tube, evacuating and sealing it
  • By placing drops of broth containing the spores on sterile filter paper and drying in a low temperature oven or dessicator (correct)
  • By autoclaving the filter paper and then inoculating it with a broth or agar culture
  • By storing the filter paper in closed containers containing desiccants
  • What is the method used for preserving in a dry state by using dry sterile soil?

  • Soaking the soil in a broth culture and storing it in closed containers containing desiccants
  • Placing the dry soil in a tube, evacuating and sealing it
  • Sterilizing the dry soil by autoclaving and then inoculating it with a broth or agar culture (correct)
  • Inoculating the dry soil with a broth or agar culture
  • How are industrial organisms preserved in culture collections?

  • By autoclaving and then inoculating with a broth or agar culture
  • By storing in a low temperature oven or dessicator
  • By drying at 25°C and storing in closed containers containing desiccants (correct)
  • By soaking in a broth culture and storing in sterile screw caps bottles
  • What is the alternative method for preserving spore-forming microorganisms on sterile filter paper?

    <p>Soaking the filter paper in a broth culture, placing it in a tube, evacuating and sealing it</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the process for preserving sterile filter paper soaked in a broth culture?

    <p>Placing it in a tube, evacuating and sealing it, then storing in sterile screw caps bottles at room temperature or in the refrigerator</p> Signup and view all the answers

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