Explain in general the steps and materials necessary to perform biochemical and enzymatic tests for microbial identification
Test for microbial identification by catalase enzyme test :
Microorganism that live in oxygenated environment is aerobes neutralize the toxic form of oxygen metabolites hydrogen peroxide to break down into hydrogen and oxygen which is done by catalase enzyme present in aerobic bacteria.
This test is responded by aerobic bacteria like staphylococcus and it gives negative result in case of anaerobic bacteria
Material: A clean glass slide, 3% hydrogen peroxide and a sterile loop
Procedure:
Observation: The bubble is formed in 5 to 10 seconds
Results: The bubble is formed due to present of aerobic bacteria which breaks down hydrogen peroxide to form oxygen.
Explain in general the steps and materials necessary to perform biochemical and enzymatic tests for microbial...
The chart below describes the biochemical reactions of six
different Gram-positive bacteria for the indicated tests. Following
the example your instructor presented at the beginning of the lab
period, construct a dichotomous key to identify the six bacteria
listed below. IMPORTANT: do not start your key with the same test
your instructor used to start the example in class. Draw your chart
by hand on the next page titled “Dichotomous Key.” Your key should
include all the tests needed to...
Given an unknown organism and the task to make an identification, describe some of the general laboratory tests (to include staining procedures) that you might perform and observations that you would make in an effort to begin this process T T T Arial 3 (12pt) T
Given an unknown organism and the task to make an identification, describe some of the general laboratory tests (to include staining procedures) that you might perform and observations that you would make in an...
Perform the following synthesis. Show all the steps to achieve
the desire product. No mechanism necessary.
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Describe confirmatory testing, explain when and why to perform these tests, and significance in generating quality patient results.
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be one or more steps involved. 6) d a te the necessary reagents) to perform the following transformation HO e.. Draw the structure of the product(s) of the following reactions. 16. 1. DIBAL-H, 2. H2O 1. CH, MgBr, Et,0,2.H.HC . 1. (BO), AIH, Et,Q 2. 120 1. (CH), Culi 2. H2O
You will have to perform all the steps necessary to separate your assigned compound from its impurities and prove through analysis (melting point, boiling point (if applicable), NMR, IR and Rf-values (if applicable)) that your compound is pure: An organic student was trying to purify acetaminophen from Advil but the extraction using dichloromethane yielded a mixture of caffeine and acetaminophen. Purify the acetaminophen. Provide data to show that your compound is pure. Materials Available to you: Solvents: acetone, ethanol, methanol,...
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