The Gram staining procedure involves multiple steps with use different reagents. Complete the table below indicating the +reagents used, function of the reagents and the effect of the reagents on Gram + and Gram – bacteria. Result (after using the reagent) on Gram + and Gram - bacteria Reagent (in order of use) Function of reagent Gram + Gram -

The Gram staining procedure involves multiple steps with use different reagents. Complete the table below indicating the +reagents used, function of the reagents and the effect of the reagents on Gram + and Gram – bacteria. Result (after using the reagent) on Gram + and Gram - bacteria Reagent (in order of use) Function of reagent Gram + Gram -

Basic Clinical Laboratory Techniques 6E

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Chapter2: Basic Hematology

Section2.4: The Hemacytometer

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