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The difference in the times of generation may be due the following reasons
1. Presence of different amount carbon in the medium.
2. The presence of endospore.
3. Difference in pH of the medium.
4. Variation in incubation temperature.
5. Sampling time.
6. Quality and condition of inoculation of E.coli.
Possible source of error in this experiment are as follows;
1. Temperature error.
2. Error in the preparation of culture media.
3. Sampling error.
4. Error in bacterial isolation.
5. Calculation error.
6. Environmental variation.
3) Use the logarithmic phase of the growth curve to estimate the generation time (g units...
these are my results for my bacteria growth curve of e coli. expected results were to have a lag phase, exponential phase, stationary phase and death phase. the first phase is declining so doesnt resemble a lag phase, and no death phase is present. please explain why/ what are possible reasons in the difference in growth curve vs what i expected OD600 readings and cell concentration Cell Concentration (cell/mL) 1000000000 157000000 93700000 52700000 53000000 100000000 -30900000 10000000 21 SOXOXO Cell...
please use these results of a growth curve experiment to answer the following questions Questions 1) Plot the OD600 readings and cell concentration for each time point on a scatterplot with a line connecting the points. Have the measured data (OD600 and cell concentration) on the y-axis against the time on the x-axis using Excel (or other computer based data/graphing program). It is helpful to set the y-axis on a log scale for the cell concentration measurements. 2) Can you...
this is a bacterial growth curve experiment . please explain rhe results Procedure: You will follow the growth of E. coli over the course of the period (3 hrs) by making direct counts of the bacterial suspension by measuring the turbidity of a sample at a given time with a spectrophotometer. The data obtained from the direct counts will be used to plot a partial growth curve. Summary: Turbidity Counts with the Spectrophotometer to measure absorbance at 600. Direct Counts...