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GROWTH OF MICROORGANISMS

How do the little bugs grow?

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Outline

Vocabulary warning Physical Requirements Chemical Requirements Patterns of Growth Measurements of Growth

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Vocabulary Warning

There is a lot of vocabulary in the next two chapters

Much of the vocabulary is very specific in meaning and descriptive

These terms are extremely relevant to clinical microbiology and are part of the professional lexicon of the field.

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Physical Parameters of Growth

Like all machines, microbes have operational conditions.

Though microbes dominate every niche on the planet, not all microbes are everywhere.

The physical conditions of growth are directly linked to physiology.

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Example of Physical Parameters

0° C

10° C

37° C

100° C

= Psycrophile

= Psycrotroph

= Mesophile

= Thermophile

= Hyperthermophile

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Other types of physical conditions Salt concentration

Halophile pH

BasophileAcidophile

Water ConcentrationXerophile

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Why do these boundaries exist?

Structural Integrity of Cell Components Protein Denaturation Chicken and Egg Problem Natural Environment of Cells

The Story of Hansen’s Disease

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Chemical Requirements for Growth. What elements do we need to form the

major macromolecules?

Carbon Nitrogen Sulfur Phosphorus

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What about Oxygen and Hydrogen? Both can be gotten from water. Oxygen is a special case

Aerobe – organism that requires oxygen (O2)

Anaerobe – organism that does not require oxygen (O2)

Modifying LanguageObligateFacultative

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Carbon, Nitrogen, Sulfur, and Phosphorus Heterotroph vs. Autotroph Must be present in a usable form

Is this everything you need to make a cell?

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Other Components

Trace Elements (i.e. metals) Vitamins Unique Compounds

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Types of Media

Complex Media

Defined Media

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Can we culture everything?

NO, many things remain unculturable in today’s micro lab and these are proving to be some of the most interesting organisms.

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Pattern of Growth

= Log Phase

= Stationary Phase

= Death Phase

= Lag Phase

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Caveats to Model

Small Initial Inoculum Media can be utilized Culture is not used to the media

Generation Time, how can you calculate it?

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Explain this data

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Measuring Growth

Direct

Indirect


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