Microbiology lab test on From your organism identificationP.Aeruginosa do an internet search and if the organism...
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From your organism identificationP.Aeruginosa do an internet search and if the organism causes a disease give me two diseases it causes (UTI and RIS). If your organism does not cause a disease give me two of its known functions. In addition to this give me two additional tests you could run on this organism to help in the identification and what the results would be.
Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a common Gram-negative, rod-shaped bacterium that can cause disease in plants and animals, including humans.
Two diseases it can cause are Urinary tract infections and Respiratory system infections
Homework Answers
Pseudomonas are not generally fastidious organisms.They can be confirmed by following IMVIC tests in which vogues proskauer,indole and methyl res tests are negative while catalase test is positive.Another feauture associated with Pseudomonas is the secretion of pyoverdin,a fluorescent yellow green pigment under iron limiting conditions.On blood agar hemolytic reaction is observed.Most prevelent test is oxidase test in which the presence of pseudomonas changes the oxidase strip into purple colour.
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