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Yeast cells were grown in three different mediums - a standard positive control with nutrients, a negative control with just water, and an experimental group with standard nutrients and 50mL of filtered asparagus. The asparagus experimental group showed less growth than the positive control based on absorbance measurements and fewer viable yeast colonies on agar plates, indicating that asparagus may inhibit yeast population growth.

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Can Asparagus inhibit population growth in yeast cells? Yeast Activity Viable Colony Growth with Counts with Agar Spectrophotometer Plates
Positive (YPD+) • 1% Yeast Extract • 2% Peptone • 1% Dextrose Negative (YPD-) • Water Experimental (YPDAsp) • 1% Yeast Extract • 2% Peptone • 1% Dextrose • 50mL of Filtered Asparagus
Grow S. cerevisiae Incubated all Centrifuge all in YPD+, YPD-, cultures for the different YPDAsp Broths hours mediums Measured the absorbance of each using a Compared the Yeast spectrophotometer Activity Growth Results at
For my agar plates, Streak onto my I inoculated a Incubate for three different colony from a plates: positive, positive plate hours at negative and colony. experimental Incubate for Record Viable Colony hours at Count Results
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1 0.9 0.8 Absorbance (600nm) 0.7 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 Sample Numbers
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Experimental Results
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Positive Experimental Negative • Raised, Convex • Flat Surface • Produced no Surface colonies
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  • 6. Can Asparagus inhibit population growth in yeast cells? Yeast Activity Viable Colony Growth with Counts with Agar Spectrophotometer Plates
  • 7. Positive (YPD+) • 1% Yeast Extract • 2% Peptone • 1% Dextrose Negative (YPD-) • Water Experimental (YPDAsp) • 1% Yeast Extract • 2% Peptone • 1% Dextrose • 50mL of Filtered Asparagus
  • 8. Grow S. cerevisiae Incubated all Centrifuge all in YPD+, YPD-, cultures for the different YPDAsp Broths hours mediums Measured the absorbance of each using a Compared the Yeast spectrophotometer Activity Growth Results at
  • 9. For my agar plates, Streak onto my I inoculated a Incubate for three different colony from a plates: positive, positive plate hours at negative and colony. experimental Incubate for Record Viable Colony hours at Count Results
  • 11. 1 0.9 0.8 Absorbance (600nm) 0.7 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 Sample Numbers
  • 19. Positive Experimental Negative • Raised, Convex • Flat Surface • Produced no Surface colonies

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