Time-Lapse of Bacillus cereus growing

An image was taken every five minutes for approximately 87 hours, at room temperature. You can see each morning the heating kicked on and caused moisture to build up on the lid of the petri plate.

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• timelapse
• bacteria

[alperdede]

in which media they grow up? nutrient agar or something?

[okimotor]

@alperdede TSA (trypticase soy agar) plate

[adamebiology]

how did you set your camera up to take a picture every five minutes?

Thanks for posting!

[okimotor]

@adamebiology the camera I used (Nikon Coolpix 8400) has a timelapse feature that allows you to set time intervals of pictures and compiles them all into a video.

[alperdede]

@okimotor by the way it is very nice video, i tried to show it my proffessor but she didnt have any appropriate video player:S thx for sharing:D

[kanglarette]

Associated with reheated rice.

[dlindeman]

@ddaamaccom condensation from what source. in the dish or outside .especially since it may be a incubator where the temp is set to remain constant. is it an indication of periodic bacterial activity ?

[ddaamaccom]

@dlindeman

It is condensation appearing and disappearing!

[dlindeman]

It is interesing watching what happens in the uninocultated area of the dish .there seems to be a periodic pulse there of some sort . Thanks for posting

Dave Lindeman

[inajita]

it is benefits video