What are the 4 phases of the microbial growth curve

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Describe the process of binary fission including the FtsZ ring and septum.
What are the 4 phases of the microbial growth curve? Briefly describe what is happening in each.
Why are microbes in the stationary phase of growth less susceptible to antibiotics?
Describe the 5 stages of biofilm development.
Give an example of and describe a beneficial biofilm and a harmful biofilm.
Be able to match the oxygen requirement categories with their description.
Be able to give an example of a microbe, its oxygen requirement, and its medical importance.
What macromolecule is most affected by changes in pH and what is the result?
Be able to use the correct terminology for a typical human microbe that lives on the skin for oxygen requirement, pH, temperature, and salt tolerance.
Be able to use the correct terminology for a typical human microbe that lives in the intestines for oxygen requirement, pH, temperature, and salt tolerance.

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