Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780134580999
Author: Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher: PEARSON
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Describe the similarities and the differences in the growth patterns in the two plates.

**Data** - Both plates were inoculated with the same 4 bacteria and in the same pattern, but were incubated in either the CampyPak or GasPak systems. Compare the growth on either plate and log the data in the table in the next slide. - Answer the questions on the next slide. ### GasPak Plus Pouch for growth under anaerobic conditions *Image Description*: The image shows a petri dish with four different bacteria inoculated in specific positions. The bacteria are labeled as follows: - Top: *S. pyogenes* - Right: *E. coli* - Bottom: *M. luteus* - Left: *C. sporogenes* The petri dish is used under anaerobic conditions provided by the GasPak Plus system. The growth patterns of these bacteria will be evaluated in the next slide. ### CampyPak Pouch for growth under microaerophilic conditions (similar to candle jar technique) *Image Description*: This image shows a similar petri dish with the same four bacteria inoculated in the same positions, but this time incubated under microaerophilic conditions provided by the CampyPak system. The bacteria are labeled as follows: - Top: *S. pyogenes* - Right: *E. coli* - Bottom: *M. luteus* - Left: *C. sporogenes* The growth patterns of these bacteria will be evaluated in the next slide.
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Transcribed Image Text:**Data** - Both plates were inoculated with the same 4 bacteria and in the same pattern, but were incubated in either the CampyPak or GasPak systems. Compare the growth on either plate and log the data in the table in the next slide. - Answer the questions on the next slide. ### GasPak Plus Pouch for growth under anaerobic conditions *Image Description*: The image shows a petri dish with four different bacteria inoculated in specific positions. The bacteria are labeled as follows: - Top: *S. pyogenes* - Right: *E. coli* - Bottom: *M. luteus* - Left: *C. sporogenes* The petri dish is used under anaerobic conditions provided by the GasPak Plus system. The growth patterns of these bacteria will be evaluated in the next slide. ### CampyPak Pouch for growth under microaerophilic conditions (similar to candle jar technique) *Image Description*: This image shows a similar petri dish with the same four bacteria inoculated in the same positions, but this time incubated under microaerophilic conditions provided by the CampyPak system. The bacteria are labeled as follows: - Top: *S. pyogenes* - Right: *E. coli* - Bottom: *M. luteus* - Left: *C. sporogenes* The growth patterns of these bacteria will be evaluated in the next slide.
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