Importace of log phage of bacterial growth?

Once the inoculum of bacteria have passed through the lag phase and acclimated or adjusted to the current growing conditions they have their metabolic machinery running. They enter the log phase and start multiplying exponentially, doubling in number on a regular and consistent basis. They continue in the log phase until the have consumed a majority of their nutrients and produced sufficient toxic wastes to slow their growth.As more and more bacteria compete for the dwindling supply of nutrients in the medium, booming growth stops and the number of bacteria stabilizes in the stationary phase.

If one is going to use the culture for implanting a gene (genetic engineering) the ideal time if during the log phase. There are abundant numbers of cells in an active state of metabolism.

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