BSCI 223 Final: [BSCI 223] - Final Exam Guide - Ultimate 53 pages long Study Guide!

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Binary fission: primary mode of bacterial replication, most often used, produces two cells of approximately the same size. Budding: mode of yeast replication, single cell eukaryotic cells, one cell that buds off of the mother cell. Filamentous growth: mode of fungal growth, growth in different directions, some can branch off, increase in overall size of organism. Exponential growth: product of previous replication to determine number of next group of cells. The time required for a population to double in number (doubling time) Generation time should be the same for each set of replication. Drawbacks: must have immobile bacteria, bacteria is really small (must stain. Count number of cells within the grid slide. Count cells how much bacterial contamination is in a product. A 1:10 dilution each dilution goes up by a dilution factor of 10. One colony = one cell 0. 1 ml is approximately 65 cells: 650 cells per ml, 1000 = total number of cells/ml.

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