1. The test shown is known as lipid hydrolysis test. This test is carried out to test the organisms ability to degrade lipids by excreting extracellular esterase enzyme.
2. Organism which secrets enzyme degrades surrounding lipids and hence clear zone is observed. In the above figure, organism B is positive as we see clear zone around the colonies.
3. The one which doesn't secretes enzyme doesn't show any clear zone. In the above figure, organism A is negative.
4. Esterase or lipases enzyme secretion extracellularly is tested in this experiment.
5. The function of the enzyme is degradation of lipids present in the media (tributyrin agar).
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Exercise 40: I A B B 1. What is the name of this test? 2. Which test is positive? 3. Which test is negative? 4. What enzymes are being tested for with this test? 5. What is the function of the enzymes being tested for?
DNA Hydrolysis Ex. 5.14 . 1. For this test, what is the inoculation method used? What ingredients does the agar contain? B ritis IN F REFER 2. What enzyme are we testing for in this test and what does it do? 3. Which inoculation tested positive in the DNA Hydrolysis test and which tested negative. How do you know? 1 /8
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1. What does an ELISA test for? 2. What variables can affect the outcome? (Name 4) 3. What are the three important limitations of an ELISA? Explain each. 4. In the virtual lab, the ELISA plate has been pretreated to bind SLE antigen to each well. WHY? How do you expect the assay setup to differ in our case where the antigen of interest is present in a heterogenous sample in small quantities? 5. Why are there both a positive...
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369 Name Locker Number Date Plesse print: last name first REPORT SHEET (continued): Experiment 26 Hydrolysis of a Disaccharide 5. Does sucrose give a positive Benedict test? Why or why not? After hydrolysis, did sucrose give a positive Benedict test? Explain your answer. 6. Bial Test What color indicates a positive test for a pentose sugar? Record your observations +or - for each carbohydrate in the table below: 1. xylose 3. fructose 5. starch 2. glucose 6. control 4. sucrose...