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LAB: 4Culture of microorganisms from environment

- Microorganisms are found throughout the environment. For better study of these microorganisms pure culture is needed.Pure culture: a single kind of microorganism growing alone in a protected environment.There are two methods used widely for preparation of pure culture from mixed population.1. streak plate method.2. pour plate method.

Streak plate method ( Quadrant plate)

This method is used for the isolation of pure culture of bacteria from mixed population e.g. sputum, urine, stool or from pus of infected wound or abscess.

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• Technique of Streak plate method :

• Sterilize the loop in a benzene flame, cool it and streak the specimen over an area-A.
• Re-sterilize the loop, cool it, then streak over an area-B from the distal part of area-A.
• Continue the streak in the same manner for areas C and D.
• Incubate the plates at 37°C for 24 hours.


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• A subculture is done after 24 hours incubation from one of the colonies needed for study on a sterile medium following the same technique mentioned previously. The culture produced is a pure one.

Pour plate method

-This method involved serial dilution of specimen and mixed with melted media. Then pour the content into sterile plate plates.

Cultural characteristics:

Cultural characteristics involve both :
1. Growth requirement.
2. Colonial morphology.

It is used to study the macroscopic characteristics of a pure culture on a solid medium.

Colonial morphology

The following points have to be considered in describing a colony:
1. Size: measured by mm.


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2. Shape: rhizoid ,circular, filamentous, irregular.

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3. Elevation: flat, convex, raised, umbonate.

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4. margin: entire lobulated ,filamentous

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5. Consistency: dry, mucoid.

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6. Surface texture: rough, smooth.

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7. Color or pigmentation.

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8. Optical density : opaque, translucent, glistening.

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9. changes in the inoculated medium e.g heamolysis.

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• 10. Odour : bad or sweat musty odour.

Stock culture :-
Means preservation of a microorgansim in a culture medium for future study. It can be kept usually for 1 month at 4 °C.


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• Technique of stock culture:

• Use a universal bottle containing medium in slanted position ( to provide a wide surface for inoculation and good nutrition).
• Using a sterile loop inoculate the surface of the medium with one or few colonies of a pure culture.
• Incubate the inoculated medium at 37 °C for 24 hours, then store at 4 °C.



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