How would you classify each microbial sample (A, B & C) based upon the growth seen in each environment? (ex. Psychrophile) Temperature20°C37°C60°C100°CO CFU8 CFU3 CFUO CFUMicrobes inoculated on agaMicrobe Sample A28 CFUMicrobe Sample BMicrobe Sample cO CFU24 CFU6 CFUO CFU1 CFU34 CFU2 CFU3 CFUO CFUO CFUGasCarbon Dioxide (10%)O CFUОхудеn (100%)Oxygen (10%) Carbon Dioxide (100%)Microbe Sample A55 CFUO CFUO CFUMicrobes inoculated on agar plateMicrobe Sample BMicrobe Sample CO CFU26 CFU64 CFUO CFUO CFU22 CFUO CFUO CFUpHpH 71 CFUpH 1326 CFUMicrobes inoculated on agaO CFUO CFUpH 1O CFUpH 4O CFUрH 10Microbe Sample A70 CFUO CFU1 CFUO CFUMicrobe Sample BMicrobe Sample C63 CFUO CFU14 CFUO CFU48 CFUOsmotic Pressure0% Naci10% NaciMicrobe Sample ANo GrowthGrowthMicrobes inoculated in brothMicrobe Sample BMicrobe Sample CGrowthNo GrowthGrowthGrowth

Microbes are classified into various groups based on their nutrient requirements. Based on the…

Temperature 20°C 37°C 60°C 100°C O CFU 8 CFU 3 CFU O CFU Microbes inoculated on aga 2 CFU O CFU Microbe Sample A 28 CFU Microbe Sample B Microbe Sample C O CFU 24 CFU 1 CFU 3 CFU 6 CFU O CFU 34 CFU O CFU Gas Oxygen (100%) 55 CFU Ozygen (10%) Carbon Dioxide (100%) O CFU O CFU Carbon Dioxide (10%) O CFU Microbe Sample A Microbes inoculated on agar plate O CFU 26 CFU O CFU 22 CFU O CFU O CFU 64 CFU Microbe Sample C O CFU pH pH 1 pH 4 O CFU pH 7 pH 10 70 CFU pH 13 26 CFU Microbes inoculated on aga O CFU O CFU Microbe Sample A O CFU 1 CFU Microbe Sample B Microbe Sample c 63 CFU O CFU Osmotic Pressure 14 CFU O CFU O CFU O CFU 1 CFU 48 CFU 0% Naci 10% Naci Microbe Sample A No Growth Growth Microbes inoculated in broth Microbe Sample B Microbe Sample C Growth No Growth Growth Growth

Temperature 20°C 37°C 60°C 100°C O CFU 8 CFU 3 CFU O CFU Microbes inoculated on aga 2 CFU O CFU Microbe Sample A 28 CFU Microbe Sample B Microbe Sample C O CFU 24 CFU 1 CFU 3 CFU 6 CFU O CFU 34 CFU O CFU Gas Oxygen (100%) 55 CFU Ozygen (10%) Carbon Dioxide (100%) O CFU O CFU Carbon Dioxide (10%) O CFU Microbe Sample A Microbes inoculated on agar plate O CFU 26 CFU O CFU 22 CFU O CFU O CFU 64 CFU Microbe Sample C O CFU pH pH 1 pH 4 O CFU pH 7 pH 10 70 CFU pH 13 26 CFU Microbes inoculated on aga O CFU O CFU Microbe Sample A O CFU 1 CFU Microbe Sample B Microbe Sample c 63 CFU O CFU Osmotic Pressure 14 CFU O CFU O CFU O CFU 1 CFU 48 CFU 0% Naci 10% Naci Microbe Sample A No Growth Growth Microbes inoculated in broth Microbe Sample B Microbe Sample C Growth No Growth Growth Growth

Principles Of Pharmacology Med Assist

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ISBN:9781337512442

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Publisher:RICE

Chapter8: Forms Of Drugs And How They Act

Section: Chapter Questions

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