what let to the growth of micro organisms?
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well, there are many factors that led to the growth of bacteria..first, the temperature. Temperature affects the growth of bacteria. Like for instance, there are several bacteria that thrive in room temperature, and there are those that thrive in very cold or very hot temperatures. Second, the pH affects the growth of bacteria also. For example, there are micro organisms that thrive in very acidic env't (ex. Candida albicans which causes Candidiasis), also there are those that thrive in alkaline env't.Third, there are special micro organisms that thrive in extreme environment. For instance, there are those that thrive in very saline env't, called extreme halophiles. There are also that thrive in methane- rich env't.\nThere are other factors that lead to the growth of micro organisms but one thing is for sure...micro organisms are everywhere even in the place where no other living things can thrive...
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bacteria, yeasts, and internal parasites \n\nthey dont require Oxygen
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The study of microorganisms, which includes viruses, bacteria, certain fungi, and protists (like paramecia and algae).
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Biotic factors are not only the organisms themselves, but also their relationship and effect on the surroundings. For example, forest soil aeration might be caused by worms living underground, which might help the trees grow better, etc.
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Mmmmmmmm....microbes.
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There are several ways in which salt and sugar inhibit microbial growth. The most notable is simple osmosis, or dehydration. The salt or sugar, whether in solid or aqueous form removes free water molecules in the food that is necessary for microbial survival and growth.\n\nThey may also inhibit enzymes activity directly or indirectly by helpng in the accumulation of antimicrobial produts from other organisms.
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Procedures used to prevent the introduction of fungi, bacteria, viruses, mycoplasma or other microorganisms into cell, tissue and organ cultures. Although these procedures are used to prevent microbial contamination of cultures, they also prevent cross contamination of cell cultures as well. These procedures may or may not exclude the introduction of infectious molecules.
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I don't know who told you this but it simply isn't true. Microbes certainly will grow in food if there is no oxygen.  \n\n\nIn fact one of the worst food poisoning microbes will ONLY grow if the food conatibns no oxygen.  That microbe is called Clostridium botulinum and is reposnsible for the disease botulism.\n\nTher are also many, many othermicrobs that will live and grow quote happily in food with no oxygen.
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As cells grow the surface area/volume ratio goes down.  This inhibits their ability to uptake nutrients.
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Living things have growth and metabolic activities\nNon living does not have any growth.\n\nliving ex-> man,plants,fish,etc.\nnon living ->building,stone,car,etc.
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Most of the bacteria that can be cultured represent only a tiny fraction of what's out there. Bacteria exist in practically every niche observable but in general, the best way to cultivate bacteria is to simulate their natural environment. That's why many infectious bacteria are grown on agar (a sugar similar to the ones found in our body) and incubated at 37 degrees celsius (the temperature of the human body)
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Bacteria, amoebas and fungi
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Is a simple culture enough?\nthe anerobic won't grow in air the aerobic will grow and give off O2. Yeasts will give off CO2.\nYou may need an autoclave to maintain temperature.\n{sorry not to be more helpful}
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The simplest way to determine wether a water sample has microbes or not is MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION ie,to view a drop of that water under a microscope and observe for any micro organisms.
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Cooling in the refrigerator. Drying clothes the vapor pressure changes exponentially. Populations and growth. (bugs, bacteria) Anything that grows in proportion to the amount.
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The yeast is grown to a point at which it is confluent, or to a point in which the experiment may begin or end- It is then put at 4 degrees to halt the growth process and render it quiescent without killing or freezing it.  The same technique is used for mammalian cells.
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It is selected media for growth of different micro organisms.It is acidic in nature.You can buy it from some pharmacuitial company.(depends where r u on globe)\n(Pick ur best answer)