Please fill in the blanks NUTRITIONALLY VARIANT STREPa.k.a. Pyridoxal Requiring, Satelliting StrepThiol Requiring StreptococciAbiotrophia & GranulicatellaThese are S. adjacens and S. defectivesThese are viridans Strep needing. STREPTOCOCCIGram positive cocci in chains, spherical to ovoidCatalase (-)Non-motile ; CapnophilicMedium of Choice :Selective Medium:

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STREPTOCOCI Gram positive cocci in chains, spherical to ovoid Catalase (-) Non-motile ; Capnophilic • Medium of Choice : Selective Medium:

Microbiology for Surgical Technologists (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Margaret Rodriguez, Paul Price

Publisher:Margaret Rodriguez, Paul Price

Chapter6: Microbial Viability And Growth

Section: Chapter Questions

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NUTRITIONALLY VARIANT STREP
a.k.a. Pyridoxal Requiring, Satelliting Strep
Thiol Requiring Streptococci
Abiotrophia & Granulicatella
These are S. adjacens and S. defectives
These are viridans Strep needing.

STREPTOCOCCI
Gram positive cocci in chains, spherical to ovoid
Catalase (-)
Non-motile ; Capnophilic
Medium of Choice :
Selective Medium:

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