How to calculate specific growth rate of bacteria?
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Bacterial growth
Example.
The mean division time for bacteria population A is 20 minutes. ...
In order to answer this, you can split the calculations into two sections.
If the bacteria grow for six hours, each bacterium will divide 3 times per hour × 6 hours = 18 times.
Every time the bacteria reproduce, the number doubles.
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Calculate Specific Growth Rate Of Bacteria :-
The Rate of Exponential Growth of a bacterial culture is expressed as Generation time, also the doubling time of the bacterial population.
Generation time (G) is defined as the Time (t) per Generation (n = number of generations).
Hence, G=t/n is the Equation from which calculations of generation time derive.
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