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Title: Exercise 3'2 Overview


1
Exercise 3.2Overview
  • Hand back MWA 2, turn in pre-lab and MWA 3
  • Assign MWA 4 (pass out paragraph and discuss)
  • Aseptic Technique
  • Environmental Unknown
  • ISOLATION confirmation
  • Dental Plaque observation
  • Environmental Unknown
  • Storage Conditions
  • Gram Stain Unknown Quiz
  • Microscopy catch-up

2
Aseptic Technique Quiz
  • Perform transfers of Broth Medium aseptically as
    described in the lab manual (3-3)
  • Only one set of materials will be given to each
    student
  • Stay calm and work accurately
  • Label all tubes and Wheaton bottle (DO NOT write
    on Wheaton bottles use masking tape)
  • Place tubes (in order) in the class tube racks
    provided

3
Environmental Unknown
  • Check plates (3rd isolation streak) for isolated
    colonies in the 3rd sector
  • Choose one preferred plate between lab partners
    (DO NOT dispose of other plates yet)
  • View wet-mount of an isolated colony under Phase
    Contrast Look for uniformity of size and shape
  • Perform a Gram Stain (with controls!) if time
    permits
  • If your chosen Environmental Unknown is confirmed
    to be a pure culture, keep all plates in its
    lineage and dispose of all unrelated plates)

4
Dental Plaque Observation
  • Sterilize forceps with alcohol and flame
  • Obtain sterile toothpick and gently sample
    gingival crevice as demonstrated-do NOT cause
    yourself to bleed
  • Place a drop of water on a slide and mix with
    toothpick
  • Top with a cover slip and view using Phase
    Contrast
  • Sample your gingival crevice again to make a dry
    mount slide so you can practice Gram staining

5
Environmental UnknownStorage Conditions
  • If you and your lab partner have a PURE culture
    you may begin the storage conditions experiment
    today
  • This will show you the best place to STORE your
    organism it will NOT tell you whether or not
    your organism can GROW in the refrigerator
  • The experiment will take two full weeks to
    complete, but you will not be behind if you need
    to start late
  • DO NOT waste media tubes if you are not certain
    you have a pure culture yet

6
Environmental UnknownStorage Conditions (Cont.d)
  • Choose a SINGLE colony from your PURE
    Environmental Unknown plate
  • Take ½ of the colony with your inoculating loop
    and make a straight-line streak on a TSA slant
    (screw-cap ) labeled 4C
  • Take the other ½ of the colony and do the same
    thing with a TSA slant labeled RT (room
    temperature)

7
Environmental UnknownStorage Conditions (Cont.d)
  • Leave both screw-caps about ½ turn unscrewed to
    allow air to enter the tubes
  • Wait until both tubes have shown decent growth
    and tighten the caps to about ¼ turn unscrewed,
    then put the 4C tube in the refrigerator (leave
    the RT tube at room temperature)
  • DO NOT disturb the tubes for two full weeks
  • In two weeks, re-streak the culture from each
    tube onto new TSA slants (leaving caps ½ turn
    unscrewed) and check each day to see which tube
    has the culture that recovers the best
  • This will tell you how best to STORE your culture
  • It WILL NOT tell you if your culture GROWS better
    in the refrigerator or at room temperature

8
Gram Stain Unknown Quiz
  • Work at your own pace, but try to get done today
  • Choose one Gram Stain Unknown and write the
    number on your quiz immediately
  • Prepare a few dry-mounts at the same time it
    will save you time if your first stain doesnt
    work out
  • If you are confident with your stain, fill out
    the quiz completely (make sure you use the
    correct terminology and that organism names are
    spelled correctly)
  • DO NOT call me until you are ready to hand in
    your quiz

9
Gram Stain Unknown Quiz(Cont.d)
  • Once the quiz begins
  • You MAY use the laminated sheets in your drawers
  • You MAY NOT use your lab manual
  • You MAY NOT ask your neighbors for help
  • At this point I cant
  • tell you how to do the stain
  • how to focus on the organisms
  • how to fill out your quiz correctly or
  • what the correct spellings for your organisms are

10
Microscopy Catch-up
  • Make sure you have looked at bacteria under oil
    using Phase Contrast
  • Dental plaque and Environmental Unknown organisms
    can fulfill these requirements
  • Make sure you have completed all five staining
    techniques from Ex. 2 and Ex. 3.1
  • Simple Stain
  • Capsule Stain
  • Gram Stain
  • Acid-Fast Stain
  • Endospore Stain

11
NEXT WEEK
  • Exercise 4 Enumeration of Bacteria (Hamburger)
  • Mini-Writing Assignment 4 due
  • Complete this exercise with the sheet I give you,
    not the sheet in your lab manual
  • Continue Environmental Unknown isolation if
    necessary
  • Perform appropriate stains on Unknown
  • Dont forget to start Storage Conditions
    experiment
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