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among bacteria. Bacteria are also very diverse in size and arrangement; for example, Bacteria have the potential to be round (cocci), rod (bacilli), or spiral shaped. Gram-staining is a technique that can help the scientist learn more about the bacteria. Gram-staining was a technique developed by H.C. Gram in 1884. Gram-staining is intended to categorize bacteria by their composition regarding cell wall composition, cell wall layering, bacteria size, and more.

result of this experiment was prevented growth of any microorganism in nutrient agar out of aseptic technique and that what we expected and we achieved to our goal of this lab. Another section of this lab, we using another technique known gram staining. Gram staining is a common technique used to differentiate two large groups of bacteria based on their different cell wall constituents4. This technique helps to identify among Gram positive and Gram negative groups by coloring these cells pink or violet

bacteria type that is determined. Purpose: To utilize Bergey’s Manual along with other prescribed processes in order to satisfactorily grow, collect data on and successfully identify an unknown given culture. Materials and Methods: 1. Gram Staining: In order to determine the type of bacteria on hand by using the dichotomous key within the laboratory manual the first test to be utilized would consider whether the microbe presented is gram positive or gram negative. In order to perform a gram

while the background remains yellow. Due to its ability to stain senile plaques, the stain is commonly used to look at tissues diseased with Alzheimer's disease. Hematoxylin and Eosin Stain (H&E) Indicated by its name, this method of hystogical staining involves two dyes. The first of which is Hematoxylin. As a basic dye, hematoxylin works as an acidophilic substance. Because of this, it stains nucleic acids blue and purple. Thus, with this stain the nuclei of cells are stained blue. The second

gram stains. Staining is the process of making bacteria visible to isolate and experiment with. Staining helps to show the bacteria in a color so it is no longer clear by increasing the contrast of the specific organism. Staining is used in the medical field not just to look at bacteria and cultures but also for diagnostic purposes. It can be used to highlight certain tissues and even specific parts within a tissue. There are many different types of staining, including: Acid fast staining ( Ziehl -

unknown bacterial sample. Bacteria may either be gram-negative or gram-positive. Staining makes bacteria cells visible, and this particular staining method allows us to narrow down whether the bacteria in gram-negative or gram-positive. Gram-negative stains purple and gram-positive stains pink. Gram staining is used by students in advanced placement biology high school courses and in college microbiology courses. Gram staining is conducted in a laboratory, whether it is a research lab or a classroom lab

Gram staining is a way of classifying bacteria into two groups: gram-positive and gram-negative. The experiment conducted allowed for distinguishing of two specimens, Bacillus subtilis and Escherichia coli, using several dyes to distinguish the two. The experiment revealed the culture of B. subtilis to be a Gram-Positive organism and E. coli to be a Gram-Negative organism. Introduction Cell staining is a method that can be used to view cells and cell components with a microscope. The structure

This staining procedure was developed in the 1882, by a Danish bacteriologist, Hans Christian Gram. This technique identifies differences in a bacteria’s cell wall. It utilizes crystal violet (primary stain), Gram’s iodine (mordant), and safranin (counterstain)

Lab Title: Differential Staining- Visalization of Bacterials Cell Strutures Lab The Aim of the lab: the purpose of the lab was for students to be able to differential between endospore and vegetative cells by looking at their cell sturtures. Materials: • Glass microcope slides • Bursen burner • Inoculating loop • Sharpie pen • Sterile Water • Beaker with boiling water • Malachite green ( primary stain). • Safranin (counterstain) • Bibulous paper Method: • Prepare smear as directed by professor

Gram Staining Formal Lab Report Miranda King Intro Microbiology Dr. Hendrickson 13 September 2017 Purpose For the purpose of the gram staining experiment was to learn this specific type of staining technique, as well as learn how distinguish the differences between Gram positive and Gram negative stains. This technique uses crystal violet stain, Gram’s Iodine, Ethyl Alcohol, and Safranin. These dyes are used in order to distinguish between the different types of cells. For example