Use the first image as an example to fill in the gaps for the 2nd image . Fill either positive or negative. Thanks Report - Gram (-) IdentificationName of Organism (Example): Pseudomonas fluorescensType ofMediumColor Before Incubation Color After Incubation Positive/Negative? ReagentsAdded?(Same for all)Phenol Redto detectcolor change(Same for all organisms)Negative forfermentation (nochange in color)Color: RedPhenol RedLactoseRedGas Bubble: NoPhenol RedGlucoseNegative forfermentation (nochange in color)Color: RedPhenol Redto detectcolor changeRedGas Bubble NoCitrateGreenBlueBromophenolBluePositive (colorchange positivefor citrate)No hydrogensulfidePositive for indolemetabolismNegative (no colorchange nofermentation)SIMClearSulfur ClearFor Indole,we addKovac'sIndole YellowMethyl Red(MR)ClearMethyl RedReagentYellowEMBReddish- no growthPink growthjpg20210727 133306jpgロSs Name of Organism: Enterobacter aerogenes|Туре оfMediumPhenol RedLactoseReagentsAdded?ReagentsAdded?(Same forall)Phenol Redto detectcolor changeColor Before Incubation Color AfterIncubationColor:Positive/Negative?RedGas Bubble:Phenol RedGlucoseRedColor:Gas Bubble:CitrateGreenPhenol Redto detectcolor changeBromophenolBlueSIMClearSulfur:Indole:Methyl Red(MR)ClearFor Indole,we addKovac'sEMBReddish- no growthEhe missing information as shown in

Enterobacter aerogenes also known as Klebsiella aerogenesis, is a Gram-negative, rod-shaped, motile…

Name of Organism: Enterobacter aerogenes Туре of Color Before Incubation Color After Incubation Color: Positivel Reagents Added? Medium Phenol Red Lactose Negative? Red Reagents Added? (Same for all) Phenol Red to detect Gas Bubble: Phenol Red Glucose Red Color: Gas Bubble: color change Citrate Green Phenol Red to detect color change Bromophenol SIM Clear Sulfur: Blue Indole: Methyl Red (MR) Clear For Indole, we add Kovac's EMB Reddish-no growth

Name of Organism: Enterobacter aerogenes Туре of Color Before Incubation Color After Incubation Color: Positivel Reagents Added? Medium Phenol Red Lactose Negative? Red Reagents Added? (Same for all) Phenol Red to detect Gas Bubble: Phenol Red Glucose Red Color: Gas Bubble: color change Citrate Green Phenol Red to detect color change Bromophenol SIM Clear Sulfur: Blue Indole: Methyl Red (MR) Clear For Indole, we add Kovac's EMB Reddish-no growth

Principles Of Pharmacology Med Assist

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ISBN:9781337512442

Author:RICE

Publisher:RICE

Chapter15: Antibiotic Agents

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