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Microbiology is the study of extremely small organisms. This includes organisms like bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and viruses.

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I'm a freshman in microbiology and molecular genetics so I am still starting on the basics. I've completed an experiment to estimate the population size of lactose fermenting microorganisms in river ...
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I routinely make yogurt at home using a simple home kit. The kit involves dissolving, in water, a pre-mixed sachet with (in no particular order) milk powder, sugar, flavourings and live (so the kit ...
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Just wondering if they bite? Also I have had a some kind of insect that tends to dive bomb me while I'm in the bathroom, could it be this one?
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Can Glutaraldehyde act as a carbon source for nitrifying or other beneficial bacteria or not, specifically at a low dose in aquarium water? I know that Glutaraldehyde is a carbon compound, but I don't ...
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I found this in a year 11 biology study guide from excel. It’s about drawing cells to scale. It says 3.5cm but I think it converts to 350 000 but I thought there is only 10 000cm in a micrometer which ...
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There are lots of easily searchable resources on how fast germs get transmitted to food via direct contact (essentially instantly). But I've never seen any discussion of how fast germs travel across ...
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I am using a ToupTek camera to take images of sludge. The model is XFCAMTOP4K8MPA. The camera image is clear when the magnification is at 4x and 10x. But when the magnification is at 40x, the camera ...
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We did an experiment in Uni where we tried to check which operons pass after X time. This is the donor operons: Hfr, met-, ...
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I am in the works of setting up a brand new micro lab for a small company, and I am trying to figure out the microbe test strains I'd need. My company is creating ivermectin injection products and ...
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In USP <61> (United States Pharmacopeia), it mentions that we would need a negative control when we are testing products for any microbial growth. It doesn't necessarily explain how to make ...
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I need to synthesize this primer: GACCATCTAGCGACCTCCACNNNNNNNN. This primer contains eight random nucleotides in the 3' end. This primer can be used for viral metagenomics, and the last 8 "N"...
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I had taken a sample of bacteria from my toilet bowl and allowed it to grow on an agar plate. After 3 days, it now has a number of colonies and smells really bad. This was originally for my school ...
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I’m trying to see how can I identify this by similar characteristics but it doesn’t look like bacteria nor protozoo. This is a sample from standing water. For the third image there is a dissected “...
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Question Examples of such studies: Prevalence, Antimicrobial Drug Resistance and Associated Risk Factors of Streptococcus Pneumoniae Bacteria Infection Among Under-Five Children With Acute Lower ...
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I am observing E.coli under a microscope at 1000x with a gram stain, and I was hoping to identify potential cells with cellular membrane damage. In my experiment, I had a negative control sample of E....
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