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Text: Submit a 10-minute presentation (PowerPoint or video) on bacteria morphology. The presentation should consist of at least 20 slides, not including the title and source slide. In the report, you should address the following topics: 1. Different bacteria shapes (viewed under the microscope) 2. At least 6 different types of stains (including special stains). Explain the steps of each stain, the significance of the stain, and the information it provides. 3. Explain the different growth patterns on media and how a description of bacterial growth can help distinguish one type of bacteria from another. Please provide a Dropbox or Google Drive link for submission.

          Text: Submit a 10-minute presentation (PowerPoint or video) on bacteria morphology. The presentation should consist of at least 20 slides, not including the title and source slide.

    In the report, you should address the following topics:

    1. Different bacteria shapes (viewed under the microscope)
    2. At least 6 different types of stains (including special stains). Explain the steps of each stain, the significance of the stain, and the information it provides.
    3. Explain the different growth patterns on media and how a description of bacterial growth can help distinguish one type of bacteria from another.

    Please provide a Dropbox or Google Drive link for submission.
        
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Text: Submit a 10-minute presentation (PowerPoint or video) on bacteria morphology. The presentation should consist of at least 20 slides, not including the title and source slide. In the report, you should address the following topics: 1. Different bacteria shapes (viewed under the microscope) 2. At least 6 different types of stains (including special stains). Explain the steps of each stain, the significance of the stain, and the information it provides. 3. Explain the different growth patterns on media and how a description of bacterial growth can help distinguish one type of bacteria from another. Please provide a Dropbox or Google Drive link for submission.
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00:01 Hello everyone in this question we will be discussing about different shapes and arrangement of bacterial set.
00:07 The bacteria can exist in 0 .2 to 2 micrometer and 0 .5 to 5 .5 .0 micrometer in length.
00:21 These can be bacillus that is rod shaped and these are mostly the single rods and they can exist in diplovacilli form that is like the pairs form or they can exist in the chain form that is the streptobacilis and these can be gram positive or can be gram negative the gram positive the gram positive basilai are are claustrodium, claustridium, cornebacterium, bacillus etc.
01:08 And gram negative are salmonella, e coli, sigilla etc.
01:16 And this gram positive and gram negative can be distinguished by the gram staining.
01:25 In which first of all the stain is provided to the cell that is the crystal violet stain and once the strain is removed by the decolorizer the ones which still incorporate the stain are the gram positive and which decolorizes are the gram negative and then we have caucus shaped that is spherical or ovoid and these caucus can exist in pairs and are known as diplocoquyre.
02:03 Or they can be present in chain form and can be streptopokide.
02:12 Or they can be in cube -like form and are known as tarsinic.
02:20 Or they can be grape -lides and are called stefylococide...
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