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42 You start your morning in the laboratory by inoculating a liquid media with an E. coli culture. You then use a spectrophotometer to measure the optical density (OD) of the culture (at 600 nm) at set times during the day to measure the bacterial growth. The graph shown is your result after using the conversion of an OD600 of 1 corresponds to approximately 8 x 108E. coli cells per ml. Log (number of bacteria) Bacterial Growth Curve Time You interpret the initial the initial period as a Select alternative phase. At this time the cells are Select alternative Next, the cells enter a phase where they are Select alternative known as the Select alternative phase. Eventually, the population growth plateaus as cells are Select alternative

42 You start your morning in the laboratory by inoculating a liquid media with an E. coli culture. You then use a spectrophotometer to measure the optical density (OD) of the culture (at 600 nm) at set times during the day to measure the bacterial growth. The graph shown is your result after using the conversion of an OD600 of 1 corresponds to approximately 8 x 108E. coli cells per ml. Log (number of bacteria) Bacterial Growth Curve Time You interpret the initial the initial period as a Select alternative phase. At this time the cells are Select alternative Next, the cells enter a phase where they are Select alternative known as the Select alternative phase. Eventually, the population growth plateaus as cells are Select alternative

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
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The first choice :

lag

stationary

secondary log

death

log

The second choice :

limited by nutrient availability

dividing optimally by binary fission

too low to detect

adjusting to the media

limited by nutrient availability and waste accumulation

The third choice :

adjusting to the media

dividing optimally by binary fission

 impacted by the addition of antibiotics

limited by nutrient availability and waste accumulation

The fourth choice :

log

secondary log

stationary

death

Lag

The fifth choice :

adjusting to a new food source

entering the death phase

commencing the death phase

limited by nutrients and waste accumulation

42 You start your morning in the laboratory by inoculating a liquid media with an E. coli culture. You then use a spectrophotometer to measure the optical density (OD) of the culture (at 600 nm) at set times during the day to measure the bacterial growth. The graph shown is your result after using the conversion of an OD600 of 1 corresponds to approximately 8 x 108E. coli cells per ml. Log (number of bacteria) Bacterial Growth Curve Time You interpret the initial the initial period as a Select alternative phase. At this time the cells are Select alternative Next, the cells enter a phase where they are Select alternative known as the Select alternative phase. Eventually, the population growth plateaus as cells are Select alternative
Transcribed Image Text:42 You start your morning in the laboratory by inoculating a liquid media with an E. coli culture. You then use a spectrophotometer to measure the optical density (OD) of the culture (at 600 nm) at set times during the day to measure the bacterial growth. The graph shown is your result after using the conversion of an OD600 of 1 corresponds to approximately 8 x 108E. coli cells per ml. Log (number of bacteria) Bacterial Growth Curve Time You interpret the initial the initial period as a Select alternative phase. At this time the cells are Select alternative Next, the cells enter a phase where they are Select alternative known as the Select alternative phase. Eventually, the population growth plateaus as cells are Select alternative
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