Help indetifying the unknown bacteria ? Gram Stain: Pink Cell Morpholgy: Bacillus Oxygen Requirement: OA Acid Fast Stain: green Endospore Stain: pink rods Blood agar-hemolysis: lysis (yellow clearing) Phenol red-glucose fermentation:red,no gas Phenol red -lactose fermentation:red,no gas Phenol red - mannitol fermentation:red,no gas Phenol red-sucrose fermentation: red,no gas Methyl red:no change Voges-Proskaur: no change Oxidase: purple Catalase: bubbles

Help indetifying the unknown bacteria ? Gram Stain: Pink Cell Morpholgy: Bacillus Oxygen Requirement: OA Acid Fast Stain: green Endospore Stain: pink rods Blood agar-hemolysis: lysis (yellow clearing) Phenol red-glucose fermentation:red,no gas Phenol red -lactose fermentation:red,no gas Phenol red - mannitol fermentation:red,no gas Phenol red-sucrose fermentation: red,no gas Methyl red:no change Voges-Proskaur: no change Oxidase: purple Catalase: bubbles

Principles Of Pharmacology Med Assist

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ISBN:9781337512442

Author:RICE

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Chapter15: Antibiotic Agents

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