'Inoculating loop' presentation slideshows

Microbiology

Microbiology. Clinical Pathology. Microbiology. The study of microscopic organisms Clinical microbiology is the identification of these organisms that cause clinical illness. Laboratory Safety. Most microorganisms are potentially pathogenic DO NOT EAT OR DRINK IN LAB!

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Microbiology Techniques

Microbiology Techniques. 2008. Media Types. How to hold an Inoculating Loop. Flaming the Loop. Streak Plate http://www.sumanasinc.com/webcontent/anisamples/microbiology/streakplate.html. Triple streak. Streaking and flaming. Flame the loop to sterilize it and let cool.

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Lab 1: Aseptic Technique and Isolation of Bacteria

Lab 1: Aseptic Technique and Isolation of Bacteria. Terms used in Aseptic Technique. Aseptic Technique : procedure to prevent contamination of medium or bench surface. Pure culture : contains only 1 bacterium Mixed culture : 2 or more species living together

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The Effect of Bleach on Bacteria

The Effect of Bleach on Bacteria. Bailey McCue Grade 9 Academy of Notre Dame de Namur. Problem. The purpose of this experiment was to find the weakest solution of bleach in water that would effectively kill E. Coli and B. Cereus bacteria. Research. Gram negative

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Agar Plates

Agar Plates. By: Kristin Canga Matt Hanchey B Nelson Stephanie Slagle. Why Use Agar Plates?. To obtain single isolated colonies of microorganisms. The isolated colonies will allow you to observe specific characteristics such as colony size, shape and color. Types of Media.

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STREAKING AN AGAR PLATE FOR ISOLATION OF BACTERIAL COLONIES

STREAKING AN AGAR PLATE FOR ISOLATION OF BACTERIAL COLONIES. STREAKING FOR ISOLATION. 1. Using a sterile cotton swab, insert it into your bacteria culture. STREAKING FOR ISOLATION. 2. Place a small amount of specimen in quadrant one of your agar plate. STREAKING FOR ISOLATION.

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Biological sampling

Biological sampling. DREAMS-21/22. Atmospheric bacteria. Recently, scientists have begun to analyze the biological composition of the upper troposphere and lower stratosphere 1

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Lab # 3 Aseptic Transfer Techniques

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