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Does oxygen speed up decay?
Oxygen speeds up the oxidation (essentially slow burning) of organic waste. However its main impact is to facilitate the aerobic bacteria which can decompose organics . It should be noted that oxygen can inhibit the Anaerobic bacteria which are significant causes of biological decay.
How should specimens for anaerobic bacteria culture be transported to the lab?
Tissue samples should be placed into a degassed bag and sealed, or into a gassed out screw top vial that may contain oxygen-free prereduced culture medium and tightly capped. The specimens should be plated as rapidly as possible onto culture media
Where can you obtain blackleaf 40?
It is a commercial pesticide. That should tell you where it can be obtained.
What is the name of the shiny red bacteria?
it should be serratia
What type of biological hazards should be greatest concern to food establishment managers. why?
bacteria , virus , parasite ..
What is the break down of food without the use of oxygen called?
Anerobic bacteria can do it - sometimes you see a canned good that is bulged on both ends - that is a can with anerobic bacteria at work inside, and should be discarded.
What is flagyl medicine?
Flagyl (metronidazole) is an antibiotic used to treat anaerobic bacteria (those bacteria that thrive in an oxygen-poor environment, such as the GI tract or abdomen). Its usual dose is 250-500mg three times daily, and should be taken with food to prevent nausea.
Does oxygen speed up decay?
Oxygen speeds up the oxidation (essentially slow burning) of organic waste. However its main impact is to facilitate the aerobic bacteria which can decompose organics . It should be noted that oxygen can inhibit the Anaerobic bacteria which are significant causes of biological decay.
What precautions should you take with anaerobic exercises?
Nothing
How much do animals on the Earth depend on plants?
Close to 100%. Plants, whether on land or sea, generate the oxygen that animals need to breathe. Some bacteria, for example, are anaerobic - that is, they do not take in oxygen. But most likely, the organic stuff that anaerobic bacteria eat at one time depended on plants to live (or might even be a plant.
Does bacterium mean death?
No a bacterium (plural bacteria) does not cause death, some can, but the majority of bacteria allow you to live, you have countless bacteria in your intestines and mouth (plaque) and every surface, unless sterilized, most like has some bacteria in it. Fun fact, if you look on a yogurt label the ingredients should have "live cultures" listed somewhere and those are bacteria that can help regulate your digestive tract.
How should specimens for anaerobic bacteria culture be transported to the lab?
Tissue samples should be placed into a degassed bag and sealed, or into a gassed out screw top vial that may contain oxygen-free prereduced culture medium and tightly capped. The specimens should be plated as rapidly as possible onto culture media
Why should you not touch your face with your hand?
Bacteria Bacteria Bacteria
Should I use Attained a degree or obtained a degree?
Obtained a degree.
Is long jump aerobic or anaerobic?
as i know it should be half aerobic and half unaerobic energy
Does ice skating involve aerobic or anaerobic respiration?
The question should be, and/or.
What is the requirements for blood cultures In green , orange and yellow?
A complete set is draw from the line (1 aerobic bottle with a green flip cap and 1 anaerobic bottle with a orange cap) and a single aerobic bottle is drawn from the peripheral site. The specimens should be transported as soon as possible to the lab.
