27239 pts · September 7, 2013
Environmental Microbiologist/taxonomist A man of culture I post microbes
I thought that as well but don’t have enough experience to say :(
I didn’t get one but they are elliptic
I thought the same but apparently they have a hard outer shell, these are quite easy to break
Will do thanks for the suggestion and taking time to respond to my comments! It means a lot
I fished it out of the trash. Will try this before mounting on microscope slide for viewing
Thanks for the response. Gonna go see if I can dig it from my trashcan so I can look at it under a microscope
It is only 2 months old and was refrigerated.
It had no smell and it felt like a tongue.
I thought it could be a lemon leaf from processing however it has tensile strength and a fatty side.
Why do you think mold or fungus?
Why do you think mold?
Why do you think it is mold?
why do you think it is mold?
why do you think mold?
Sounds like a good time! I bet they smelled bad !
The non identified, are you sure it is a bacteria?
Yea pseudoalteromonas has 2 clades, one being pigmented with a wide array of colors. Orange,yellow, pink, purple, red you name it!
Frustratingly the only paper on this is one from 1995 that describes what the cells do to form them. However, no gene regulation is known
about coccoid bodies and only a few bacteria in the Oceanospirillales are known to do it with few exceptions. Its similar to an endospore/
for the new sp. I sent it to a culture collection and its pleomorphic phenomena is likely coccoid body formation although nothing is known /
The purple one died. I think it was left in the fridge too long and the purple bi-product killed it. It was a Pseudoaltromonas sp. maybe new
I think it may be attributed to the media which is not a defined media (marine agar)
Yea it grows in liquid media but in the past when I have done growth curves it rarely hits exponential phase
I know all the putative proteins from KEGG analysis
I’m glad I was able to help you learn! Fungus came from the sea before they were on land. Chytrids are the original fungi/yeast
I didn’t wanna hurt him so yea 2 were needed
If you look closely the first thing I do is stare at my hand after letting the bird go. Haha
I was scared to pick it up as I didn’t wanna hurt the lil guy. But I managed to get a good grip on him to pick him up luckily.
I have other videos of the same bird coming and yelling at me for food. You aren’t wrong…
Er- Bird caterer
I thought that as well but don’t have enough experience to say :(
I didn’t get one but they are elliptic
I thought the same but apparently they have a hard outer shell, these are quite easy to break
Will do thanks for the suggestion and taking time to respond to my comments! It means a lot
I fished it out of the trash. Will try this before mounting on microscope slide for viewing
Thanks for the response. Gonna go see if I can dig it from my trashcan so I can look at it under a microscope
It is only 2 months old and was refrigerated.
It had no smell and it felt like a tongue.
I thought it could be a lemon leaf from processing however it has tensile strength and a fatty side.
Why do you think mold or fungus?
Why do you think mold?
Why do you think it is mold?
why do you think it is mold?
why do you think mold?
Sounds like a good time! I bet they smelled bad !
The non identified, are you sure it is a bacteria?
Yea pseudoalteromonas has 2 clades, one being pigmented with a wide array of colors. Orange,yellow, pink, purple, red you name it!
Frustratingly the only paper on this is one from 1995 that describes what the cells do to form them. However, no gene regulation is known
about coccoid bodies and only a few bacteria in the Oceanospirillales are known to do it with few exceptions. Its similar to an endospore/
for the new sp. I sent it to a culture collection and its pleomorphic phenomena is likely coccoid body formation although nothing is known /
The purple one died. I think it was left in the fridge too long and the purple bi-product killed it. It was a Pseudoaltromonas sp. maybe new
I think it may be attributed to the media which is not a defined media (marine agar)
Yea it grows in liquid media but in the past when I have done growth curves it rarely hits exponential phase
I know all the putative proteins from KEGG analysis
I’m glad I was able to help you learn! Fungus came from the sea before they were on land. Chytrids are the original fungi/yeast
I didn’t wanna hurt him so yea 2 were needed
If you look closely the first thing I do is stare at my hand after letting the bird go. Haha
I was scared to pick it up as I didn’t wanna hurt the lil guy. But I managed to get a good grip on him to pick him up luckily.
I have other videos of the same bird coming and yelling at me for food. You aren’t wrong…
Er- Bird caterer