How could these byproducts affect phenol red (a pH indicator), and subsequently make a media selective/differential?...
How could these byproducts affect phenol red (a pH indicator), and subsequently make a media selective/differential? (for bacteria /microbes).
How phenol red work in a media ?
Homework Answers
A solution of phenol red will have a yellow color at acidic pH
and a red color at alkaline pH.
Mannitol Salt Agar (MSA) - selective and differential for
Staphylococcus aureus. Staphylococcus aureus grows in
Mannitol Salt Agar, ferments Mannitol and produces acid yellow
colonies.
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How could these byproducts affect phenol red (a pH indicator),
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dyes, such as phenol red or methylene blue used in differential media? Why are dyes, such as A. to inhibit motility B. to stain microbes C to kill bacteria D. to see microbes to detect pH changes due to metabolism What is the purpose of differential medias to encourage growth of the desired bacteria B to isolate few bacteria to observe metabolism of the bacteria D. to stain bacteria E to determine motility 10 Why does Staphylococcus aureus turn yellow...
answer all please
21) Indicate whether nutrient broth is a selective or differential media by marking the appropriate box(es). If the medium is both selective and differential, mark both. If the medium is neither selective nor differential, check the "neither" box selective O differential O neither 22) Indicate whether phenol red dextrose agar is a selective or differential media by marking the appropriate box(es). If the medium is both selective and differential, mark both. If the medium is neither selective...
answer all... please
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Background
Ques part 1)
Selective and differential media; EMB and Tsl agar bacill inhabit a wide range of environments. Many are significant pathogens, such a coli, Salmonella, Shigella, but many compose our normal flora and inhabit soil and water. Many gra negative bacilli that inhabit our large intestine are called enterics. Enteric pathogens are the most frequent cause of diarrheal illnesses and have become significant contaminants spread through foo Some can also cause respiratory and urinary infections. Experiment 1: EMB...
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