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Aerobes & Anaerobes
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the gas requirement for microorganism and example
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obligate aerobe
facultative anaerobe
ecoli
microaerophile
aerotolerant
anaerobe
aerobe
obligate anaerobe
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Aerobes & Anaerobes
Definition
use gaseous oxygen for metabolism
posses enzyme needed to process toxic oxygen products
obligate aerobes
only grow in presence of oxygen
Mycobacteria tubercolosis
Definition
use no oxygen for metabolism
lack of enzyme for respiration
Obligate Anaerobe
Only grow in absebce of oxygen
Clostridium tetani
Aerotolerant anaerobes
Grows in absence of oxygen, but survive in its presence
also called obligate fermenter
Enterococcus faecalis
facultative anaerobes
Both aerobic and anaerobic growth.
metabolizes by aerobic respiration if oxygen present
fermentation in absence of oxygen
Escherichia coli
microaerophiles
Require strictly small amount of oxygen
normal atmospheric oxygen or more are toxic for them
Helicobacter pylori
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