417 QUANTIFICAÇÃO BACTERIANA

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About this app

Goal:
Know and perform common biochemical tests used in laboratory diagnostics to observe bacterial growth in liquid and solid growth media.

Benefits:

Importance of Bacterial Quantification: Understand the relevance of bacterial quantification in laboratory diagnostics to assess health and food safety, as well as water quality.
Bacterial Growth: Know the objectives and techniques to promote bacterial growth in liquid and solid media.
Skills in Laboratory Techniques: Develop practical skills in laboratory techniques, including handling reagents, performing biochemical tests and interpreting results.
Evidence-Based Discussion: Practice critical analysis of results obtained in the laboratory and substantiate conclusions based on experimental evidence.
Practical Application:
These concepts are fundamental for microbiology professionals who work with water and food analysis, ensuring the safety and quality of these essential resources.

Security:
Wear a long-sleeved coat, gloves and protective glasses throughout the experiment to avoid direct contact with reagents and bacterial cultures, ensuring personal safety and the integrity of the results.

Scenario:
Conduct the experiment on the laboratory bench, equipped with all necessary materials, including glassware, solutions, bacteriological oven, Bunsen burner and bacteriological loop. The presence of the Bunsen burner ensures ideal conditions for safe and sterile sample handling.

Detailed Instructions:

Prepare liquid and solid growth media as per protocol specifications.
Inoculate the bacterial samples into the sterilely prepared media.
Incubate the media under the appropriate conditions, such as specific temperature and time.
Perform biochemical tests to observe the growth and characteristics of bacterial cultures.
Record and analyze the results obtained, discussing conclusions based on the observations made.
Improve your microbiology skills by performing this experiment, promoting a deeper understanding of laboratory processes applied in bacterial diagnostics.