Hello, please read the attached Microbiology question and answer the question correctly. *If you correctly answer the question, I will provide a Thumbs Up to you.Thank you. Record your KIA results below. Indicate the color of the slant and butt (Yellow/Red/Fuchsia), whether themedium has been disrupted with bubbles, cracks, or has lifted (Y/N), and if black precipitate is present (Y/N).OrganismDisrupted Medium Black PrecipitateSlant ColorButt ColorAlcaligenesfaecalisCitrobacterfreundiiEscherichiacoliProteusvulgarisYellowRedEscherichia coliyellowYellowYNNNBased on your results in the table above, determine the species' ability to ferment glucose or lactose, if carbondioxide gas is produced as a result, and its ability to produce hydrogen sulfide gas.*Based on the chart and above instructions, find what should be written for Escherichia coli.

Klinger's Agar is the differential medium used for the identification of the organism's abilities to…

Record your KIA results below. Indicate the color of the slant and butt (Yellow/Red/Fuchsia), whether the medium has been disrupted with bubbles, cracks, or has lifted (Y/N), and if black precipitate is present (Y/N). Black Precipitate Slant Color Butt Color Disrupted Medium Organism Alcaligenes faecalis Citrobacter freundii Escherichia coli Proteus vulgaris Yellow Red yellow Yellow Y N N N Based on your results in the table above, determine the species' ability to ferment glucose or lactose, if carbon dioxide gas is produced as a result, and its ability to produce hydrogen sulfide gas.

Record your KIA results below. Indicate the color of the slant and butt (Yellow/Red/Fuchsia), whether the medium has been disrupted with bubbles, cracks, or has lifted (Y/N), and if black precipitate is present (Y/N). Black Precipitate Slant Color Butt Color Disrupted Medium Organism Alcaligenes faecalis Citrobacter freundii Escherichia coli Proteus vulgaris Yellow Red yellow Yellow Y N N N Based on your results in the table above, determine the species' ability to ferment glucose or lactose, if carbon dioxide gas is produced as a result, and its ability to produce hydrogen sulfide gas.

Basic Clinical Laboratory Techniques 6E

6th Edition

ISBN:9781133893943

Author:ESTRIDGE

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Chapter3: Basic Hemostasis

Section3.2: Disorders Of Hemostasis

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