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Preparation of culture media slideshare Different artificial media • Expression of concentrations in media: – The concentrations of inorganic and organic constituents in culture media are usually expressed as mass values (mg/l or ppm or mg I-1). • Microbes may come from glass vials, Culture media - Download as a PDF or view online for free Liquid media are used for inoculum preparation and some diagnostic tests. ) • 2. . Classification of bacterial culture media on the basis of consistency. Most media differentiate from each other based on the requirements of the 9. The exact chemical composition is known. This was the earliest plant tissue culture media 4. INOCULUM DEVELOPMENT The development of active logarithmic microbial culture that is suitable for the final industrial production level is known as inoculum Enriched Culture Media: are media that are enriched with: Whole blood e. Media preparation for plant tissue culture MS basal medium for plant tissue culture was prepared in deionized water was used and the various components were added 4. Agar is an inert solidifying agent, 2. V. M. Cultivation; The propagation of living organisms, applied especially to the growth of microorganisms or other cells in artificial media. However, as per the recommendations 1. Different types of media, including enriched, selective, and indicator media, 4. The Preparation & Uses of Various Culture Media in Microbiology Laboratory Dr. • Microbes may come from glass vials, instruments, nutrient medium and also from the plant Culture media - Download as a PDF or view online for free Liquid media are used for inoculum preparation and some diagnostic tests. It discusses physical sterilization methods like heat, filtration, and radiation. 5. 10/10/2018 7 Additional Points Purified water is recommended for use in the preparation of culture media. Heat with frequent agitation and boil for one minute to 1 Culture Media (Types, Preparation & Sterilization) Microbiology Lab (5) Culture Media (Types, Preparation & Sterilization) Abdelraheem BA. Compost extract agar medium 5. Malt extract agar medium (MEA) 4. Cell culture practices-I(Media preparation , cell mainteinance, splitting) Name- Sourav Swarnakar Roll-30028021010 Registration no- 213001828010010 M. Microbial culture media Culture media are mediums that provide essential nutrients and minerals to support the growth of microorganisms in the laboratory. 5 | P a g e Types of cell culture Primary cell culture • Separated by enzymatic or mechanical method • Separate cell directly from the parent tissue ( kidney, liver, heart etc. They are of following type- 1. They are classified as simple, complex, synthetic or special based on ingredients. Unit 2 Fermentation Media and Sterilization Most fermentations require liquid media, often referred to as broth, although some solid-substrate fermentations are operated. 2 Introduction Microorganisms (MOs) are White’s Medium • The medium was developed by P. History of culture medias • Louis Pasteur used simple broths made up of urine or meat extracts. 2to. Wheat extract agar medium 2. may be taken for culture 2. PREPARATION OF AGAR CULTURE MEDIA: Prepare nutrient broth following the previous slide's instructions. Suspend 65 gm of the medium in one liter of purified water. Laboratory culture containing a single species of organism. Solid and Basic Components of Culture Media Culture media (as a powder or as a liquid) contains: amino acids Glucose Salts Vitamins Other nutrients The requirements for these 4. GROWTH MEDIA Culture media or growth medium is a liquid or gel designed to support the growth of microorganism. It begins by explaining the different types of nutritional requirements in microbes and aseptic techniques used in the lab. Add the S. Culture Media Preparation The medium on which the pure mushroom mycelium is grown is called culture medium. Introduction Murashige and Skoog Medium (MS) was originally formulated by Murashige and Skoog in 1962 to optimize tobacco callus bioassay system for facilitating the It also describes different types of media including basal media, enriched media, differential media, and transport media. Sc Molecular Culture media can be solid, semi-solid or liquid. Prepared from biochemicals off the shelf. Types of explant and culture - Download as a PDF or view online for free PREPARATION AND CHOICE OF EXPLANT FOR PLANT TISSUE CULTURE AND 10. 18. 3. Autoclave at 121° C CULTURE MEDIA FOR ANAEROBES Media for anaerobes is the same as media for aerobes except that: 1. solid-substrate for fermentation In most industrial fermentation processes there are University of Sulaimani School of Science Biology Department Practical Mycology 3rdClass Lab. These media vary widely in form and composition, • Preparation and preservation of culture media : •Generally dehydrated culture media are prepared in microbiological laboratories in systemic manner and with proper skills . Various culture methods are outlined like streak Media preparation - Download as a PDF or view online for free. • As defined by the 3. Weigh and measure the required amount of agar. A culture medium is a foreign Preparation & Uses of Various Culture Media in Microbiology Laboratory Dr. , • Maintain of A variety of culture media are used optimized for fertilization, early cleavage and blastocyst development stages. 05-0. Lambert's agar medium 3. aseptic techniques are used for obtaining pure cultures. Professor & Head, Department of Enriched Culture Media: are media that are enriched with: Whole blood e. Culture Media: Also Known as Growth Media, are Specific Mixtures of Nutrients and Other Substances that Support the Growth of Microorganisms Such as Bacteria and Fungi 2. tuberculosis. Basic media • This is an undefined medium because the amino acid source contains a variety of compounds with the exact composition being unknown. Solid media It is for the isolation of bacteria as a pure culture on a 8. Selection and preparation of culture Incorporation of these compounds in culture media is mainly to trigger cell division, and to induce differentiation of adventitious shoots from callus and organs, and shoot 5. Selective Media: it is a media, which contains Preparation of Mother culture Culture media preparation Different mediums are as follows: 1. How to prepare 1 L MS medium from stock solution 200 ml * 5 different PGR composition 8 • Step 1: For preparation of one liter MS media, add 50 ml of stock A and C, 5ml Culture is the term for microorganisms grown in the lab, and medium provides nutrients for their growth. It has phenol red dye 13. MEDIUM – Is the term given to the combination of ingredients that will support the growth & Pure culture 1. INDUSTRIAL FERMENTATION MEDIA • The basic ingredients of media carbon source,nitrogen sources, inorganic salts, growth factors and distilled water etc. N. K. , Dr C R Meera, Culture Media A suitable culture media makes the cultivation of microorganisms possible in Types of culture media based on consistency/ physical state 1. Liquid medium 1. Medical College Salem. LOOPS AND STRAIGHT WIRES Made up of nichrome or platinum Bacteriological loops: 2-4mm internal diameter used for streaking culture media Bacteriological 2. HISTORY- Some of the earliest plant tissue culture media, e. M. Eg: Nutrient ADVERTISEMENTS: The culture media (nutrients) consist of chemicals which support the growth of culture or microorganisms. The Media Definition: is in vitro culture either of gametes , zygote, cleavage stage embryo, post- comapction embryo and embryo transfer. S. Special media include enriched media 44. How many types of growth media . • Pure cultures are obtained by using variety of special techniques. Media is prepared based on the type of tissue being cultured. Microbial culture media preparation is the process of mixing 2. Short-term Culture Preservation. These supplements boost metabolism but change osmolality, therefore balance is Successful callus culture requires aseptic preparation of explants, a nutrient medium with proper hormone balance, and controlled physical conditions for incubation. Chromogens & Fluorogens are substrates incorporated into culture media to 2. It explains that media contains macronutrients, micronutrients, vitamins, amino acids, and growth regulators. Components Preparation Inoculation. Depending on the type and combination of nutrients, 10. 4 agar #10: Bacterial suspention - #14: Digest of animal tissue #17: vibrio cholira with ph 9 Selective growth media for eukaryotic cells commonly contain neomycin to Culture Media. White in 1963 for the establishment of the root culture of tomato. Culture Media • Study of microorganisms depends on its ability to grow in the laboratory • Growth of microorganisms is possible only if suitable culture media is available • A 22. Oct 07 Dr Ekta, Microbiology, GMCA Culture MediaCulture Media Indications/ Need for culture - Isolate bacteria in pure cultures. Tissue culture : • especially the lower portion of the cap where the gill plate joins the stem is considered the best tissue for excision. a source of energy and certain environmental conditions in order to grow and produce bacteria. It describes that plant tissues are grown in vitro on artificially prepared nutrient media. Sterilization • Culture medium supports the growth of microbes e. D. Some important criteria of Transport media Transport media should fulfill the following criteria: • temporary storage of specimens being transported to the laboratory for 1. Lysed blood (heated to 80C) e. 2. Media: Bacteria: 1. Media can be Solid mediaSolid media – contains 2% agar– contains 2% agar Colony morphology, pigmentation, hemolysis canColony morphology, pigmentation, hemolysis can be appreciated. History of culture media. Media 44. There are various types allowing the medium to solidify. Example: On the basis of consistency, the culture media are of three types: (a) Solid medium or synthetic medium: When 5-7% agar agar or 10-20% gelatin is added the liquid broth becomes solidified. Flame Media Extras Some cell lines need hormones, growth factors, and other substances. Introduction • Culture media are mediums that provide essential nutrients and minerals to support the growth of microorganisms in the laboratory • In the process of culturing bacteria, there are three steps 1. Fermentation Fermentation is the process in which a substance breaks down into a simpler substance using organism. Solid medium: It contains agar at a concentration of 1. Professor & Head, Department of Microbiology V. Culturing and medium. R. Culture medium is an environment which supplies the 6. Culture medium • food that is use in the laboratory for the growth of bacteria, molds and other micro- organism. Potato This document discusses the classification and preparation of culture media in microbiology. 5-2. • Progress in biology in recent years has depended heavily on cell Solid mediaSolid media – contains 2% agar– contains 2% agar Colony morphology, pigmentation, hemolysis can beColony morphology, pigmentation, hemolysis can 4. K. • Basic requirement for 6. root culture medium of White and callus culture medium of 15. Heat with frequent agitation and boil for one minute to completely dissolve the medium. Solid medium 2. Culture Media. root culture medium of White (1943) and callus culture medium of Gautheret (1939), were developed from nutrient solutions previously used for whole plant This document discusses the composition and preparation of tissue culture media. A number of serum-free media 38. Its biochemical meaning relates to the generation of 2. Media: A growth medium or culture medium is a solid, liquid or semi-solid designed to support the growth of microorganisms or cells. Serum-free media Presence of serum in the media has many drawbacks and can lead to serious misinterpretations in immunological studies. g bacteria, fungi, etc. Procedure for Preparation of Sabouraud Agar 1. Semi-solid medium 3. The Laminar Flow Hood • The preparation of all media and Plant tissue culture techniques of Banana - Download as a PDF or view online for free Generally, they are supplemented with sucrose as a carbon source at a concentration The Löwenstein–Jensen medium is a selective culture medium used for the isolation and cultivation of Mycobacterium species like M. Selective Media: it is a media, which contains substances that prevent or slow the growth of 5 Types of media Culture media can be classified into two categories according to their composition; Chemically-defined (Synthetic). • Normally in laboratories, the pure cultures are transferred periodically onto or into a fresh medium (sub-culturing) to allow continuous growth Classification of culture media based on consistency. It provides nutrients, minerals, and other factors necessary for microbial growth. A microbiological medium (media, 4. • Nutrient media The document discusses the essential components of plant tissue culture media, including macro and micro nutrients, organic nutrients like vitamins and carbohydrates, and This document discusses media used for growing fungi. 10. The ingredients for potato dextrose agar are listed as 1000ml 2. Basic components of 2. 5to 1%%agar #9:. Solid media generally contain agar at a concentration of 1. Media preparation is one of the primary and most essential steps in tissue culture. The intact protoplast form a pellet and supernatant containing cell Culture media is a gel or liquid that contains nutrients and is used to grow bacteria or microorganisms. these grow fast and kills the plant cells. What is culture media Bacteria culture Importance of culturing. It describes potato dextrose agar used for growing isolated fungal strains and observing morphology. Solid media: In these media, the agar which is an unbranched long chain of polysaccharides is added in the 3. • nutrient preparation in which micro-organism are grown in 2. The outlet tube is connected to a vacuum pump and the air inside is evacuated. A pure culture is usually derived from a mixed culture (one containing many species) by transferring a small Culture Media History and Types - Download as a PDF or view online for free • Purified water is recommended for use in the preparation of culture media. Demonstrate their properties. e. Mannitol Agar– It has 7% of sodium chloride that inhibits the growth of other microbes and promotes the growth of Staphylococci. Culture Media- Solid media, Liquid media & Use of Agar. It is either an organic or a synthetic Preparation & Uses of Various Culture Media in Microbiology Laboratory Dr. Example of a typical transfer As an example, these are the steps required for good sterile technique in transferring bacteria from one capped test tube to another. 2014 Culture Media for Fungi. g. • The mushroom is cut 8. Working: Inoculated plates are placed inside the jar and the lid clamped air tight. Medium Any preparation that contains nutrients essential for microorganisms Sedimentation and Washing Crude protoplast suspension id centrifuged at low speed (50-100g for 5 min). 2 : 19 . 2. Obtain 5. Microbes can use the nutrients of culture media as their food is 3. liquid media, often referred to as broth 2. In working with microorganisms, we must have a method of transferring growing organisms from a pure culture to a sterile medium without introducing any unwanted outside contaminants. Solidifying agents: are used for preparing semisolid tissue culture Agarose, media a purified to extract enable of agar explant is used for to be placed in right contact 30. 3% agar and are useful in culturing anaerobic and This document discusses plant tissue culture media components and preparation. Editor's Notes #3: C h n s o p #8:. Seetha. be appreciated. All glassware, media and instruments must be sterilized i. Culture media are used to isolate, study, and identify bacteria. PLANT TISSUE CULTURE MEDIA Media is a substance of supporting and provide energy and food to the developing explant. Tissue culture media were first developed from nutrient solutions used for culturing whole plants e. 0%. 1. The preparation of 3. It culture media CULTURE – Is term given to microorganisms that are cultivated in the lab for the purpose of studying them. Contain a redox indicator 4. Artificial Media Artificial or synthetic media are prepared by adding nutrients (both organic and inorganic), vitamins, salts, O2 and CO2 gas phases, serum proteins, carbohydrates, cofactors. Semi-solid media contain 0. 5%. It contains everything bacteria need to grow outside the body and under Media Formulation Most fermentations required 1. They are richer in organic constituents . Different types of media, including 10. • Robert Koch realized the importance of solid media and used potato pieces to 2. The 18. Selection and collection of explant material • Callus may initiate from explants of any multicellular plant • Explant from stem, root, leaf, flower, fruit or seed etc. This method of preventing This document provides information on various principles of media sterilization. Chocolate agar. blood agar. Contain reducing agents (cysteine & haemin). 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