Mycobacterium tuberculosis compare how your pathogens (Mycobacterium tuberculosis ) may be similar and different, at least one for each with Haemophilus influenzae? 2. Shape and arrangement of your pathogen2A. Round shape, rod-shaped3. Type of flagella, number, and correctly namedarrangement of the flagella3A. Non-flagellate bacterium4. Capsule or not (If yes, describe what is it made from)4A. Contains polysaccharide capsules that function asprotection and colonization.5. Gram staining status OR acid-fast stain cell walldescription5A. Gram-negative; Multiple wavy outer membranes and aweakly defined plasma membrane with an intermediateelectron visible region make up the ultrastructure of thecell wall. The outer cell wall has a vesicular structure thatlooks like lipopolysaccharide vesicles and is discharged intothe environment.6. Can it form endospores? If yes, explain when they formendospores.6A. Non-spore forming7. Where is your pathogen usually found?7A. Haemophilus influenza is found in the nose and throatof children and adults.

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Mycobacterium tuberculosis compare how your pathogens (Mycobacterium tuberculosis ) may be similar and different, at least one for each with Haemophilus influenzae ?

2. Shape and arrangement of your pathogen
2A. Round shape, rod-shaped
3. Type of flagella, number, and correctly named
arrangement of the flagella
3A. Non-flagellate bacterium
4. Capsule or not (If yes, describe what is it made from)
4A. Contains polysaccharide capsules that function as
protection and colonization.
5. Gram staining status OR acid-fast stain cell wall
description
5A. Gram-negative; Multiple wavy outer membranes and a
weakly defined plasma membrane with an intermediate
electron visible region make up the ultrastructure of the
cell wall. The outer cell wall has a vesicular structure that
looks like lipopolysaccharide vesicles and is discharged into
the environment.
6. Can it form endospores? If yes, explain when they form
endospores.
6A. Non-spore forming
7. Where is your pathogen usually found?
7A. Haemophilus influenza is found in the nose and throat
of children and adults.

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