21st Century Astronomy
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ISBN: 9780393428063
Author: Kay
Publisher: NORTON
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You are reading the results of a motility test tube that was incubated for 48 hours at 37 C. You look at the tube and
see a red diffused color radiating away from the inoculation line. How would you interpret these results?
OA. No growth.
B. No motility.
OC. Motility.
OD. It is a mixed culture.
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You are trying to determine if a bacterial isolate is motile. What tool should you use to inoculate the motility test agar
tube?
OA Inoculating loop
OB. Sterile swab
OC. Inoculating needle
OD. Sterile wooden stick
H.W: How many nanocubes can you get if you break the cube with 1 m on each side
into 1 nm length? What is the collective surface area of the nanocubes? Answer:
(No. = 1027, Total SA = 6 x 10° m2 = 6000 km?)
How long would it take for a microbial community under exponential growth to grow to 14x it's initial
size with a reaction rate constant of 0.5/day?
O a. t=5.378 day
O b. t=5.278 day
Oc. t 5.078 day
O d. t 5.178 day
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