Brief description of observations of bacterial growth of your unknown: 2. Brief Description of Gram Stain...
Document your result for H influenzae below: Gram stain Colonial Morphology on Chocolate Reaction (orReaction (+ or-)X factorV factor required?required? Organism appearance Catalase Oxidase Agar 1. What is the gram reaction, oxidase test result, catalase test results for H. influenza? 2. What factors does H. influenza utilize? . Which organisms are commonly found in contributing to the cause of bacterial meningitis? 4. Explain the phenomenon of satellitism, include the two organisms are used to perform this test.
3) You are given an unknown Gram+ bacterium and told that it forms endospore. You perform an endospore staining procedure on a culture of this organisms that has been incubated at an appropriate temperature for double its usual growth time(to induce adverse conditions). b) What would you expect to see in a Gram stain of the same organism? - I answered "there will not be any staining to this bacteria because endospores are resistant to gram staining" is this correct??
i need help with number 7 please Questions: Yes or No: Is the Gram stain 100% accurate? 1. NO 2. Yes or No: Is the KOH test 100% accurate? NO 3. Yes or No: Is the vancomycin test 100 % accurate? NO 4. What cell structure causes the stringing in the KOH test? (a) the cell wall, (b) the lipopolysaccharide,(c) the DNA, (d) proteins, (e) mucus 5. Why is a Gram stain result important for treating physicians? (a) for prescribing...
A Gram stain of unknown bacterium A grown for 24 hours show purple cells. Is bacterium A Gram positive or Gram negative? A gram stain of bacterium A grown for 72 hours shows both purple and pink stained cells. Additional analysis shows that bacterium A is NOT contaminated. Explain these results. You are given 2 nutrient broth tubes each containing a pure culture of one of two Gram positive bacteria. Unfortunately, the labels have washed off and you are asked...
lake-up Micro Lab: Identifying Unknown bacteria: dentify the Unknown Bacteria Lab Experiment elow are results from the unknown lab experiment. The identity of this bacteria is not known. Your ask is to use the data below to form a hypothesis of the identity of this bacteria. Record your results on he chart (Table 1) below and make a prediction on the bacteria based on your results. There is a list of ossible bacteria below. You may need to look back...
Table of diagnostic tests and bacterial characteristics "+" means positive for that test or characteristic "-" means negative for that test or characteristic Gram Reaction Cellular Morpholosy Coccus Acid from Glucose Growth in Air (21% 0) Motile by Peritrichous Flagella Prescence of Cytocrhome Oxidase Produce Catalase Bacterium Staphylococcus aureus Endospore Colony color Golden Streptococcus pyogenes Coccus Mycoplasma pneumoniae Coccus White/cream (no pigment made) White/cream (no pigment made White/cream (no pigment Clostridium botulinum Bacillus Escherichia coli Bacillus White/cream (no pigment madel...
Help with 1,3 4,5and 7 please God bless u morphology morphologies Ex. 5 Questions 1. Gram-positive cultures that are older than 24hrs can stain as Gram negative sometimes. Why does this happen? 2. Why is iodine important in the Gram stain? 3. Suppose you do a Gram stain on a pure culture of Gram-positive cocci. When you view the What should slide, you see some purple spheres and red spheres adjacent to one another. you conclude and why? 으..@ 흐...
WORKSHEET Hemolytic activity Gram Stain Cell Arrangement Blood agar plates: Bacterial Species S. pyogenes E. faecalis S. pneumoniae + + + QUESTIONS 1. List the disease caused by beta-hemolytic streptococci. 2. List the areas of the body where streptococci are indigenous. 3. What types of hemolysis occurred for each of the species of Streptococcus you tested? 4. What types of hemolysis occurred on the blood agar plate containing your throat culture 5. Were you able to identify the type of...
don't need a answer to question 2 2. Describe the 3 physical factors that control growth that we tested in lab and what were the results. Which organism survived the most in each of these conditions? Why? 3. Name 3 biochemical tests that confirm that the bacteria isolated is Staphylococcus aureus. Kirby Beurer 4. Describe the test that you would use to determine whether the S. aureus that you identified above. is a MRSA. 5. Outline the procedure for Gram...
Questions What does the term "Acid Fa" mean? Are acid-Fast organisms Gram-positive or Gram- 2 Do your results indicate that endospores are acid-fast? Explain. 3 Why is it best to use "old" cultures for this staining procedure? 4 When you stain your Mycobacterium smegmatis, some of the cells are red and others are blue. What does tell you about your culture?