Oxygen Requirements Biol G210L PDF
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This document describes oxygen requirements for different types of bacteria, including aerobes and anaerobes, and methods for culturing anaerobes using thioglycollate broth, candle jars, and anaerobic jars. It also provides procedures for the Oxygen Requirements experiment, and details on culturing bacteria.
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Oxygen Requirements Biol G210L Hernandez Oxygen Requirements Biol G210L Hernandez baceria can be placed in 1 od 2 groups based on oxygen Aerobes - Utilize oxygen (O2) (if a bacterium utilizes oxygen just mean that it uses...
Oxygen Requirements Biol G210L Hernandez Oxygen Requirements Biol G210L Hernandez baceria can be placed in 1 od 2 groups based on oxygen Aerobes - Utilize oxygen (O2) (if a bacterium utilizes oxygen just mean that it uses it for its metaboliism and will use it asn electron transport chain) - 2 types: 1. Obligate aerobes: require O2 2. Microaerophiles: prefer low O2 and high CO2 -- low amount Anaerobes - Don’t utilize O2 dont use oxygen in electron trasport chjain - 3 types: 1. Obligate anaerobe: cannot tolerate O2 will kill anareobic 2. 3. Loading… Aerotolerant: cannot utilize O2, but can tolerate it fairly well Facultative anaerobe: can live with or without O2, but prefers it still arent utilizing oxygen Culturing Anaerobes - Thioglycollate Broth - Candle Jar - Anaerobic Jar Thioglycollate Broth - Sodium thioglycollate: reducing agent combine with any free oxygen and converting and reducing it to water - Small amount of agar: reduces diffusion of O2 purpose is to reduce the amount of diffusion with oxygen - Resazurin: O2 indicator - Pink: O2 present Loading… - Colorless: O2 absent Thioglycollate Broth: Aerobes * Obligate Aerobe Microaerophile Thioglycollate Broth: Anaerobes higher concentration at the top evenly throughout, can * tolerate oxyegn Obligate anaerobe Aerotolerant Facultative anaerobe Candle Jar - Put petri plates in jar with a candle - Light candle, close lid - Candle flame will consume most of the O2 in the jar and generate CO2 - microaerphiles require less amount of oxyegn and high amount of cO2 Anaerobic Jar - Creates anaerobic environment - Add petri plates to Anaerobic Jar - Add sachet - Absorbs O2 - Generates CO2 - Add O2 indicator (pink pill) - Active ingredient: methylene blue - Purple: aerobic - Pink: anaerobic Oxygen Requirements Procedure: Thioglycollate Broth 1. Label broth 2. Aseptically inoculate one loopful of culture into Thioglycollate Broth 3. Incubate at 37oC, 24 hours C-Jar Oxygen Requirements Procedure: Candle Jar, Anaerobic Jar, 37oC 1. Plates Divide a TSA plate into 4 sections. Label the plate C- Jar. Write names of orgs in each section. A-Jar 2. Label another TSA plate as described in Step 1. Label this plate A-Jar. Loading… 3. Label another TSA plate as described in Step 1. Label this plate 37oC. 4. Aseptically streak cultures into appropriately labeled 37oC sections on each plate. 5. Place C-Jar plate in Candle Jar. Incubate at 37oC, 24 hours. 6. Place A-Jar plate in Anaerobic Jar. Incubate at 37oC, 24 hours. Thioglycollate Results (pg. 67 Lab Manual) Alcaligenes faecalis Staphylococcus aureus Escherichia coli Clostridium sporogenes Results: 37oC, Candle Jar, Anaerobic Jar Lab Evaluation #5, pgs 23 – 24