Answer- c. Oxidase positive and catalase negative.
Oxidase test is used to determine whether bacteria produce cytochrome c oxidase or not. This test is to be done to identify the bacteria from genus Neisseria and genus Pseudomonas. For oxidase test, with swab dipped in reagent tetra- methyl-p- phenylenediamine dihydrochloride scrap colonies of bacteria, if purple to black colour generates on swab means bacteria is oxidase positive and no colour change means bacteria is oxidase negative.
Catalase test is used to identify the bacteria that produces enzyme catalase. This enzyme acts on hydrogen peroxide detoxifies it and break it into water and oxygen gas. If bacteria is catalase positive, production of oxygen gas bubbles are clearly seen.
The results of the following unknown bacteria sample would be: A B. Select one: a. Oxidase...
OXIDASE REAGENT POS NEG What does the positive test result indicate? Select one: a. bacteria that produce catalase b. bacteria that produce cytochrome C oxidase c. bacteria that ferment lactose d. All of the answers are correct
we were given an unknown bacteria to work with at lab. the results came and its written in the second observation. based on that observation i got to know that my unknown bacteria was Enterobacter aerogenes. so based on my second observation ive written, im to answer the last two columns( conclusion and comments) Gram Negative Conclusion What does be your test result Comments List all possible organisms that match your Biochemical test and gram staining Theoretical Positive Second Observation...
Can you help me identify this unknown bacteria? -colonies are red, dark red in the middle then slowly fades out -gram negative -rod shaped that associates in groups -does not form spores -has motility -catalase positive -gelatinase positive -lactose negative -mannitol positive -butanediol negative (possibly positive, results were unclear) -oxidase negative -nitrate reduction positive -starch hydrolysis negative -caesin hydrolysis positive -fat hydrolysis positive -indole production positive -urea hydrolysis negative -thioglycolate: microaerophilic -citrate utilization positive
please help solve The main types of bacteria in the colon are: Select one: O a. obligate anaerobes O b. Obligate aerobes. O c. Facultative anaerobes: O d. Aero tolerant anaerobes: Supply the missing enzyme for the following reaction to occur. OH НО, OH "OH OH Glucose Select one: O a. amylase O b. catalase O c. lactase O d. oxidase
find the unknown bacteria based on this results? List of possible Bacteria • Selective Unknown Bacteria # 4. and Differential Media results for 4 Test MSA PEA Gram (+) to Bacillus cereus (bacillus) do 2. Bacillus mepeterum (becillus) 3. bacillus subtilis (bacillus) Blood 1-Starch Results Interpretation Presumptive ID red frowth Orpinism does not ferment manitol. Nonpathogenic No reochrom (-) good growth oganism is not inhibitelje gram Phenylethyl alcohol complete olipeskon 14 red blood cells on o nomeync activity B hemolytic...
What two laboratory tests would give you positive results to help you determine if your unknown bacterium is S. aureus? O MSA, catalase O MSA, coagulase O MSA, oxidase O coagulase, CAMP reaction O catalase, CAMP reaction
What is the structure and arrangement for the following unknown bacteria? What is the Gram Stain? Select one: a. Gram negative Streptobacilli b. Gram positive Streptobacilli c. Gram positive Staphylbacilli d. Gram positive Staphylcocci
Based on this information: An unknown bacteria had the following results for a Litmus Test: Pink, coagulated solid formed --> Positive for lactic acid formation Answer the following question: What result would you expect for a gelatin hydrolysis test? Positive or negative and why?
Draw a flow chart for the following bacteria Staphylococcus aureus and Salmonella enterica. Include in the chart the following: Gram positive/negative, cell shape, spore former y/n, catalase positive/negative, oxidase test positive/negative, lactose test positive/negative, citrate test positive/negative.
Draw a flow chart for the following bacteria Staphylococcus aureus and Salmonella enterica. Include in the Flow chart the following: Gram positive/negative, cell shape, spore former y/n, catalase positive/negative, oxidase test positive/negative, lactose test positive/negative, citrate test positive/negative.